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This is more a question directed towards OTA. My current satellite runs do have compression connectors already and are RG6.
Currently the house has RG59 w/crimp connectors. Not my choice, just how it was when we moved in all those years ago.
I am curious if investing time/money into changing out the crimp connectors for compression (digicon or snap & seal) would have any positive effect on signal strengths? I also potentially plan on running a SWM on a few of the runs so I was curious if upgrading the connectors would help that at all?
Or is it more just the quality of the connectors from a weatherproof/ease of use side more than functionality? (I do like the feel of the compression connectors over the crimp ones)
Currently the house has RG59 w/crimp connectors. Not my choice, just how it was when we moved in all those years ago.
I am curious if investing time/money into changing out the crimp connectors for compression (digicon or snap & seal) would have any positive effect on signal strengths? I also potentially plan on running a SWM on a few of the runs so I was curious if upgrading the connectors would help that at all?
Or is it more just the quality of the connectors from a weatherproof/ease of use side more than functionality? (I do like the feel of the compression connectors over the crimp ones)