THE CIMPLE CO Direct Burial Coaxial Cable 200 FT - 75 Ohm RG6 Underground Coax Cable - Outdoor Coax with Rubber Boots and Watertight Connectors for Weather Seal - 200 Feet (60 Meters), Orange

It’s a cable. It worked exactly as it should. I plugged it in and my satellite dish came roaring back to life. So the pros: I love the orange color for something that I am going to bury. I cut the last cable because it was black and I have no clue where I cut it. The orange cable will make it easy to find if I ever need to dig in the area again. Also the ends have a rubber gasket to help keep the water out. It seems like a quality build and a very affordable cost. Cons: none really. It just worked, exact as intended. Normally I can find an area of growth for a product, but I don’t have one here. It just works. I recommend this product.

This is a fine, fine coax cable. Twenty-five feet of white. I am very pleased with this purchase.

Unlike other reviews I read, the cable I received had high quality, soft weatherproof boots on the terminals. As I had to cut one end to get the correct length, I also noticed that the cable did contain gel, one indicator that this cable is indeed direct burial. As I do with all new cables, I completely unrolled and tried to straighten before pulling and burying. I did notice that during that process, I crimped the cable, which was obvious since the sheath turned a little white in that spot. However, it apparently didn’t affect the continuity because after installing, my signal was strong. Good price and good cable.

Seems like a decent quality cable I purchased to extend my flat tv antenna. At first I could not connect it because of the plastic pieces that are intended to make it waterproof for outdoor use. There is nothing that comes with the cable that explains this. I looked at reviews to see if that helped. One said that you are supposed to roll them back (somehow) then roll them back over the connection to prevent water. I could not do this at all, but found that if I exerted enough pressure I was able to attach the cables tight enough that it squished the plastic and it worked. So they are fine with me, but some instruction would help, and since I am using it indoors I found the plastic shielding around the connectors an annoyance rather than a plus. I do not know if they would actually make the cable waterproof or not, I do know that it seems very difficult to put them over the connection, I could not do this, and they made connecting the cable to the antenna somewhat difficult.

Works great

I have been fighting with stiff cables that were an absolute pain to uncoil and hook up to my portable satellite dish at campsites. They were even more of a pain to get them coiled back up and stored in my motorhome. These cables were just what I needed to solve my problem. I picked up a cord reel at Harbor Freight and wound two of these fifty foot cables on it and now it is very easy to just reel out the length I need and just as easy to reel it back in. The cables are pretty flexible, but you will need to stretch them out fully and get the curl out of them before winding them onto the reel. I couldn't get them to hook up on any of my equipment or use a coupling between them until I cut off about an eighth of an inch of the rubber weather seals. After shortening the weather seals, they fit fine. I really like the round knurled tightening rings, because I don't have to use a wrench to get a snug fit on the connectors. The two cables I received were not the same cables. One was a little bit stiffer than the other one and they had different weather seals.

This cable is great. Trust the other positive reviews. We have a top tier “panoramic” internet package but have always had issues with speed and quality. We are constantly rebooting the provided “panoramic” router and our tv. Sometimes twice a day. In general, internet companies don’t get a lot of positive reviews so we thought “it is what it is”. Their contractor installed a coax from the exterior junction box to the router, so we never really thought about it being subpar. Always thought a cable is a cable. Fast forward three years and we had our nephew visiting. He experiences our streaming services lagging and buffering and resetting. He says “hey that cable could be the problem”. I said “you’re kidding. I never thought of that”. So i ordered this 75’ long cable and we ran it through the attic today instead of stapled to the exterior of the house. Needed almost every foot. Did a speed test before and the result was 160 mbps download and and 13 for upload. Immediately after installing this cable and resetting the router the download speed is 467 mbps and uploads are 55. The question you need to ask is the same one I am. “why didn’t I do this sooner?”

Quite a good piece of coax. One continuous line. I use this to connect my boat to my house. The TV antenna on the boat feeds both the inside of the sailboat, and the house. This cable plugged into a box on my dock, and then ran thru conduit about40 feet to the side of my house, where it connected into the cable TV connection. I cut the cord to Comcast a few years ago, but still want to get local TV stations, and having an antenna 60 feet in the air gives me a LOT of stations. High quality cable that stands up to the FL sunshine is just what was needed.

The connection was easy to screw and made a perfect electrical contact. The only thing is, if you connect to a ground block that comes with its rubber boot, then you have to remove that boot as it is not compatible with the connector of the cable. The connector of the cable is already rubber booted, so I had to use the boot of the cable. Advice for everyone, don't remove the rubber boot of the cable if you need to use it, as it is very difficult to put it back, it happened to me. The trick I found, to put it back, is to put the boot back loose, then screw a female connector so it becomes easier by simply pushing the rubber back in its slot using a thin blade that doesn't cut. Also the plug are very good as when you screw them, the cable doesn't want to turn as well, like many other cable plugs do.

worked great, Very strong and robust

I bought the 150 Feet Direct Burial Coaxial Cable on June 25, 2022, and it’s been perfect for my outdoor setup at home. The cable is designed to withstand the elements, with waterproofing that makes it ideal for burial. The orange color is a great touch, as it makes the cable easy to spot during installation. The solid copper core ensures strong, consistent signal quality, and the rubber boots and outdoor connectors add extra durability. I’ve used it for connecting outdoor antennas, and so far, it’s holding up great. If you need a high-quality coaxial cable for outdoor or buried installations, this one’s a reliable option.

A cassé plusieurs fois en le fichant dans le tuyau, beaucoup de perte de signal, trop cher pour ce que ça vaut. Vraiment un cochonerie

Love the rubber boots for outdoor use. 75 feet only 1-2% signal loss. Amazing quality, thick cable and good quality connectors no fussy or jamming when screwing in.