> Nothing unusual except they're a bit thicker than than others. > Notice the writing on the PVC says RG-59/U Coaxial Cable > It's clearly labeled "video" on the yellow plug > Begin to wonder if this can carry sound like f-type coaxial > Upon research I find it impossible to get answer to "where is negative connection" > have to use multimeter to verify that outer cap is ground > Notice that PVC writing on F-Type cable also says RG-59/U Coaxial Cable despite it being very different from RCA cable with the same labeling.
Why do they give the exact same name to two very different cables with two different purposes?
Are you fucking stupid? RG-59 is the type of cable, not the type of plug or the purpose. I could terminate CAT6 with RCA connectors and it would still be CAT6. Same as I could send S/PDIF over RG-59 if I fucking wanted to. > Upon research I find it impossible to get answer to "where is negative connection" Because you're the only person on Earth retarded enough to look at a coax connector and think: "Yeah, it'd be a good idea to use the center conductor as ground and the shield as the signal carrier"
apparently people would use it as a heavy duty cable. the coaxial cable shielding works great for long runs (as far as i can tell)
Jonathan Morgan
Your complaint is very valid indeed. Anyone who doesn't see the problems with this labeling inconsistency is most definitely mentally deficient.
Angel Mitchell
OP is correct. You are a sad case of stupid.
Oliver Reyes
FPBP
Brayden Adams
Don't fricking swear I'll report you
Mason Howard
HAR! HAR! HAR! Your rambling is awesome comic material.
Lucas Price
You are not alone. I work in the cable industry and everyone is constantly complaining about this stupid labeling. RCA is not the same as F-Type just as 59/U is not the same as 6U, yet the manufacturers use these terms interchangeably.
Elijah Morales
Yeah, me too. I was with Nortel for years and we all had this issue, but none of us had the courage to speak out about it like OP.
Jaxson Robinson
Verizon checking in. For us it's a matter of screw caps vs sliders. We always call them by their correct name of course, that being coaxial. We're not a bunch of psychos!
Camden Green
It's frustrating, but it's only the tip of the iceberg. The cable making business is grossly backward and inefficient. Never give up the fine fight OP. You truly are a hero to us all.
Jason Sullivan
I have a cable like this for my Atari 2600. the atari outputs on channel 3 of the analog cable band and uses a thinner coax cable that terminates with an rca connector. i have a barrel connector and a cable like this to connect it to a CRT TV with an analog tuner through the standard coax connector.
Cooper Gutierrez
y'know I understood like 50% of the words in this but I believe you anyways
Lincoln Rodriguez
>I understood like 50% of the words in this It's because 50% of what he was is invented bull crap.
Samuel Cruz
100% with Op on this one.
Brody Clark
>believe lol believe
Isaiah Gomez
>I could terminate CAT6 with RCA connectors and it would still be CAT6 Actually you can't. Cat6 is a cable assembly. That is how Radio Guide cables work though. Also OP is fucking stupid.
Owen Myers
A solitary RCA connection can carry both video and stereo audio. Yes or no?
Christian Jones
OP those cables have literally 2 connectors on each end.
If you have any trouble understanding how they work god fucking help you, because you are a certified true retard.
Jordan Anderson
>you are a certified true retard. Says the one who actually pays to use Jow Forums.
Luis Powell
I bet you had to breathe to post that, I saved my breath for more important shit.
XD
Ayden Rogers
Yes, of course. How do you think analog cable TV works? It's the same shit.
Jason Sanchez
Then why are RCA cables always divide into composite or component. They never carry all the signals over one cable. Only F-type coaxial does that.
Jeremiah Ortiz
Bandwidth, and to a lesser extent avoiding interference from analog filters. The connector type doesn't matter on these cables.
Chase Ward
Then why are F-Types never divided?
Zachary Richardson
Because F-type connectors were considered shit back in the 1920s and they're only used in residential cable installation. You could build an appliance that sends component video over F connectors if you really wanted.
Landon Ross
>only used in residential cable installation Not so. VCRs, antennas and video games up to 4th generation used F-type.
Aiden Adams
>answers accurately and completely no, user, you are useless. even when the answers are handed to you you can't seem to grasp the idea
Carson Baker
Nice try. We all know you're the same guy, just pretending to be someone else trying to pathetically defend yourself. So sad and outrageous. Am I right everyone?
Jacob Price
Hell yeah!
Carson Reed
I was thinking exactly the same thing. You are very smart, and sound sexy too.
Joseph Walker
this argument is as pointless as your accusation, i can't prove i'm someone else, and you can't prove it isn't
Hunter Long
You are soooo right. Your writing style gives you away.
