Thread: NTL Cable fittings
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Old 22-09-2005, 16:09   #6
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Re: NTL Cable fittings
If you are considerably shortening cables then it is also worth getting them out as the shorter cable will have less loss so the signal at the termination to the equipment may end up too strong and cause problems.
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