Ancable Window and Door Feed Thru Jumper Cable,1-Pack 1ft (32cm) F-Type Female to Female Flat Coax TV Cable Extension Adapter for Antenna, DirectTV and Dish Tailgater, White,Ultra Slim Paper Thin

This bricked my internet. I went from 12 Mbps to .07-.73Mbps after installation. I then removed this product, and installed an F adapter, restoring my connection to the 12 Mbps range. Do not buy this for internet or cable use. It might be useful for a simple “bunny ear” antenna, nothing more.Note- I never bent this wire, nor did I close a window or door on it.

I wanted to avoid punching a hole in the wall above the panel in the attached picture. My cable delivers 120Mb digital bandwidth. With this very thin (liked that) coax cable, I could slip it through at the top edge of the panel plate. However, when I connected this slim cable, the speed dropped to less than 1Mb. There was no information about limited bandwidth on the product description page.

I had my antenna wire from outside going through my window to my tv. With winter approaching I wanted to be able to close and lock my window. I thought this would be a good solution. It is very thin which enabled the window to close. However, after connecting the antenna wire to this, then another wire to the tv I didn't have any signal. For my application I would not recommend this product.

Like most cord-cutters, I wanted to maximize my over-the-air TV reception. I needed to get my flat-panel antenna outside and didn't want to drill a hole through my wall/siding. So I tried this Ancable connector to get my antenna a few additional feet outside my vinyl window. OMGosh, I get channels I never thought I could. Before I could only get NBC but now I get all the major networks and in clear reception. I also purchased (from Amazon) a CIMPLE Weather Proof RG6 Outdoor Coaxial Cable (it's available in various lengths). Stop buying different TV antenna's and try this....my vinyl window closes and locks easily like it always did.

Great idea to get a cable to the other side without drilling a hole. I didn’t end up using it for the intended reason (Comcast Cable) from one room to another. I was going to run it under the door to connect to connect. I was told it wouldn’t work because my Comcast had to much information going through. It’s mostly used for connecting like those tv antennas that go out side through a window or sliding doors.

Most importantly, watch that “Antenna Man” dude’s discussion on using this device. It’s helpful to understand the pros and cons of this cable as a means of moving your antenna outdoors. Also, be sure to use your monitor’s channel reception quality level to confirm the difference with a before and after comparison. My TV does not display a percentage, but it does offer a status bar. I’ve included a screenshot of the before and after difference. While the before and after different was good (maybe a 15% increase?) I was able to auto-detect the number of local stations from 30 to 45. All with $25 of equipment from Amazon. A great deal.

The best spot for my flat HD Antenna is outside on patio. I have it hanging from the screen with opened paper lips. Perfect. So now I can run the coax from Tv to outside and keep patio door closed with this connector. Really smart design and easy to attach. Get one !!!

Worked well to transition TV cable through patio door to outdoor antenna on patio in daughter's apt. Should have bought longer cable, but that's my fault. Jumper cable maintains signal strength and avoided drilling holes in a rental apartment. Heavier insulated door and screen required longer cable for better fit. (Better too long than too short : ) ).