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I'd cut the ends of the coax and re-install new compression fit ones (if you can find someone with a tool).
Cheaper than replacing all the coax. Even factory installed ends can be bad.
And you'll never know *which* end could be defective.
If this doesnt work, well now you'll have some coax with at least 1 good end on it (assuming you cut it up) to make jumpers
EDIT ----- never mind. reading back, I did see you did use some compression fittings on the ends already.
Oh well. Be sure to let us know the results. Many will learn from your experiences.
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Last edited by pmb1010 : 11-04-2007 at 09:17 AM.
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