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Old school phone connector (yellow) and TV co-ax; anybody know the cable name/gauge so I can try to reconnect to outlet? Looks heavier than what I saw at Home Depot.

Anybody find a use for the phone connector, lines, indoor jacks?




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Most tv coax systems use 75 ohm cable. RG59 cable was widely used for years. Newer systems often use RG 6 cable which is a bit thicker and I believe, double shielded.

Any generic TV coax and connectors can be used.

As for the phone… ROTFLMAO

(Actually, I did remove one of the dual phone jack plates and used the hole for an additional 110V duplex outlet.)


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Thanks I'll try generic.

I'm thinking of finding an old rotary phone to connect up to that weird plug at the campground. But then I still have my rotary cell phone.




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I still have a dial phone in the bedroom confusion (It's the only house phone that works when the power is out)

I have no "smart phones" because I am too stupid to walk around staring at my phone, playing games, etc. No camera, no web, I rarely text, I actually TALK on my phone! (I'm barely able to walk and chew gum ) Big Grin

I don't think the RV parks have working phone lines at the sites any more.


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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Steve VW:
I still have a dial phone in the bedroom confusion (It's the only house phone that works when the power is out)

I have no "smart phones" because I am too stupid to walk around staring at my phone, playing games, etc. No camera, no web, I rarely text, I actually TALK on my phone! (I'm barely able to walk and chew gum ) :Just curious !I have a cobra 40 channel cb are those obsolete if I travel to the states?Wally 34ft barth monarch-van-isle
 
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CB is still around but since cell phones only the truckers use them much. Still come in handy to listen for road reports, etc.


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The most common telephone jacks are RJ-11 and RJ-14. The plugs are available at most home improvement centers, as is the special tool that makes stripping and crimping easy.


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I gave up on the CB thing a number of years ago ....... a person couldn't get any sense out of anything coming over the air. It was totally jammed by foul-mouthed ratchet jawed DJ wunnabees.





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