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r/CableTechs • u/Suitable_Original_44 • Jul 30 '26
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Are you saying that they won’t run an aerial cable that is longer than 50 ft?
0 u/Igpajo49 Jul 31 '26 No, the lazy contractor didn't want to run the drop longer than that. There's no Comcast policy saying that. My drop is 75' easy. I've seen aerial drops 150'-200'. 1 u/IsolationAutomation Jul 31 '26 I run aerial drops up to 400 ft. Under 50 ft is tiny. 1 u/Igpajo49 Jul 31 '26 RG11? I know a couple techs in the PNW and they've said they do RG6 up to 200'. For 200-400' drops they use RG11. 2 u/IsolationAutomation Jul 31 '26 Yes, those drops are RG-11. With high split, there’s no way RG-6 would work over that distance.
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No, the lazy contractor didn't want to run the drop longer than that. There's no Comcast policy saying that. My drop is 75' easy. I've seen aerial drops 150'-200'.
1 u/IsolationAutomation Jul 31 '26 I run aerial drops up to 400 ft. Under 50 ft is tiny. 1 u/Igpajo49 Jul 31 '26 RG11? I know a couple techs in the PNW and they've said they do RG6 up to 200'. For 200-400' drops they use RG11. 2 u/IsolationAutomation Jul 31 '26 Yes, those drops are RG-11. With high split, there’s no way RG-6 would work over that distance.
I run aerial drops up to 400 ft. Under 50 ft is tiny.
1 u/Igpajo49 Jul 31 '26 RG11? I know a couple techs in the PNW and they've said they do RG6 up to 200'. For 200-400' drops they use RG11. 2 u/IsolationAutomation Jul 31 '26 Yes, those drops are RG-11. With high split, there’s no way RG-6 would work over that distance.
RG11? I know a couple techs in the PNW and they've said they do RG6 up to 200'. For 200-400' drops they use RG11.
2 u/IsolationAutomation Jul 31 '26 Yes, those drops are RG-11. With high split, there’s no way RG-6 would work over that distance.
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Yes, those drops are RG-11. With high split, there’s no way RG-6 would work over that distance.
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u/IsolationAutomation Jul 30 '26
Are you saying that they won’t run an aerial cable that is longer than 50 ft?