Using existing UHF Remote Wholehouse Antenna Runs for Hopper System?

As I said in my last "book", it looks and they imply that is just a simple F Connector now. They talk about using a -10dB signal attenuator that you can buy at a local electronics store, RadioShack, so I would take away from that it's a standard F Connector. Plus I have a ton of the -10, -15dB attenuators from all the previous installs and swaps throughout the years. If only the tech that came by a couple months ago had a Hopper on board, I could have touched one and known immediately. I think as Matt G said it was an M10 fitting which may have only been on the v1, since that was the only unit known then, or it was hand me down info? Everything I have seen to date on the v2 implies it's a standard "F" fitting. Which would be great for me. Although, I do have some M10 stuff that I bought when RadioShack.com closed their B&M stores and I grabbed a handful of fittings out of a bin not paying attention to what they actually were thinking that they were "F's".

But did a quick IPv6 Google, really fast, search and came up with this:
http://www.wpsantennas.com/cfmsf-fmemaletosmafemaleadapter.aspx
or
http://www.wpsantennas.com/971119-f...09tsfgr09csfgr09csufgr-5013008andfgr09se.aspx
They look like the correct thing . . .

Seems like this measure is predominately a European Auto or Plumbing part size.

 

If push came to shove, that's what I would do.

 

Just checked my go to electronics parts store in Denver, Fistel's open since 1937, and the guy that asnwered the phone wasn't too sure about the specific M10 part I asked for, but then I find that over the phone inquiries are usually a 50/50 prospect. I bet if I went there I could find something. These guys have had everything at one time. Their like an old time hardware store for electronic parts.