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What is the difference between 3C2V and RG6 coaxial cable?

Anonymous

∙ 18y ago

Updated: 10/3/2023

When comparing the two of cable, 3C2V has smaller diameter than RG6. RG6 cable can sometime be seen as Quad shield cable. Both these cable can be used in TV signal receiving but RG6 is the most suitable when receiving digital signal such as Satellite Television and DVB-T.

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What is coaxial cable 3C2V?

here are the specification about that cable No. of copper wire Bare annealed copper Dia. of copper wire Nom : 0.50mm Type of insulation Natural color solid Polyethylene Insulation thickness Std : 1.30mm Diameter over insulation Nom : 3.1mm Diameter over outer conductor (wire braids) Nom : 0.14mm Min : 0.132mm No of layer wire braids 0.12mm x 7 x 16 copper Type of sheath PVC Black Sheath thickness Nom : 0.80mm Overall diameter of cable Max : 6.50mm Nom : 6.20mm Min : 6.00mm

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