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#210386 25-Mar-2017 11:30
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I need to prewire for a new house and could go over 10m distance what is the best solution for a robust connection.





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  #1747488 25-Mar-2017 11:48
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Prewire for what exactly?

 

 




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  #1747541 25-Mar-2017 12:47
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Either 2x https://www.gowifi.co.nz/cabling-coax-pigtails/p-39.html 

 

or 2x https://www.gowifi.co.nz/cabling-coax-pigtails/p-41.html 

 

Fat end on the roof where the antenna's will be mounted. Small end where you want the router. Make sure the outside end is well wrapped to stop moisture getting.

 

Be aware though there are usual Health n Safety stuff for the installer to consider - so this could determine where installer can actually mount the antenna. I.E. do you have high pitch roof, is it more than single story, is it brick and tile???

 

 





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  #1747892 26-Mar-2017 09:30
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ok thanks for that.





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