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**Chris** · 06-12-2016, 16:58

It always used to be the case that a competent VM installer would refuse to hook anything up to a DIY job within the house.

The fact that the OP thinks f-connectors are "perhaps possible" (rather than a standard part of a CATV install) leaves me thinking he really doesn't have a clue what's required here and really needs to just leave well alone and let the VM installer handle it.

As I said earlier, put cable runs wherever you need them, with cord for pulling the cable through at a later date. You are at risk of wasting a lot of time and money unnecessarily.

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Chris Trollsplatter Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 36,929	Re: VM in New House It always used to be the case that a competent VM installer would refuse to hook anything up to a DIY job within the house. The fact that the OP thinks f-connectors are "perhaps possible" (rather than a standard part of a CATV install) leaves me thinking he really doesn't have a clue what's required here and really needs to just leave well alone and let the VM installer handle it. As I said earlier, put cable runs wherever you need them, with cord for pulling the cable through at a later date. You are at risk of wasting a lot of time and money unnecessarily.