Adapting large 'N' type connectors to BNC is not ideal, and 90-degree type adapters are very bad for RF loss. A caution, if offered do NOT get the Genie-2 (HS17) as it is not yet a fully reliable system because of post launch bugs. If it's designed and manufactured properly, it should introduce no more insertion loss than any other good quality adapter, about . The plug works well and is angled which makes the cable much more sensible than straight cables particularly with a wall mounted tv. Lead times are shown on the product and trolley pages and are always advertised in working days (Monday to Friday).

In regard to the wall part, the cable looks much more flush to the wall and as I've a Samsung tv, all the connections are on a single side of the tv so the angling helps as the socket is on the other side of the tv. Quote from: Scott Helmke on September 10, 2018, 10:17:59 AM My rule of thumb about RF is that it "goes fast, doesn't like making sharp turns". They mention that it fits beautifully, allows a flush fit to any surface, and is great for tight spaces. This would provide you 5 tuners to use between the TVs for watching and recording with 1TB recording space. A regular Genie (2nd/3rd generation HR44/HR54) is the more reliable setup, especially if you have a regular HDDVR instead of a Client on the 2nd TV.Lead connectors are used to connect cables to outlets, a common application being coax connectors to a TV but also for signal splitters and wall sockets. It's where you have to start thinking in terms of it being a transmission line that can carry a train of waves, rather than something that's effectively always the same point in the wave over the whole length of the wire.

So I'd like to have just one coax cable enter my house, and then split it into separate lines go to each DVR (2 per DVR). When the outer shell of the connector is screwed back into position, it clamps down on the cable earth. When I put our new 36 inch Samsung TV on the wall the socket was directly behind the TV and a conventional cable would not fit. Ideal to use when space may be a problem for standard connectors on a TV, DVD, satellite receiver of VCR • For 75R applications, used for adapting an F connection into an IEC connection • Right angled 90° bend avoids kinking the cable so it faces downwa.

outer diameter)PAL – TypeEasy fittingStrain reductionRoHS CompliantUsage – Ideal for wall-mounted LCD and Plasma screens or other equipment that sit very close to the wall. The B1112E1-ND3G-5-50 is a right angle BNC Crimp Plug with gold-plated brass contacts, nickel-plated brass housing and a Delrin insulator. Harvey is a credit to Vision Plus; It’s reassuring to get such excellent, prompt service and I will sing his and your company’s praises on Face Book. How to use - The outer shell of the connector can be unscrewed where there is an internal pin with a grub screw built in, this allows you to attach the centre core of your cable. The power inserter sends power upstream to the dish and forwards the satellite signal downstream to the splitter.

The 90 degree adapters are cheap enough you could try one to see if you notice any degradation - that is, assuming you get a plate on the interior rather than just a cable pass-through. He talked me through a couple of tests to find if the problem was the tv remote receiver or the hand set . Thank you so much for the excellent service I received from your company – it is really appreciated and satisfying. These connector allow an aerial cable to exit the rear of your equipment downward, rather than horizontally from the back.AC power and analog audio also "go fast," but right angle adapters are pretty normal in those contexts. In your case you would request an upgrade to a Genie which will include a Mini Genie Client so both TVs are covered. I have just had the pleasure of dealing with your Mark Eatherington , and again he has been so helpful he is a credit to your company .