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Cables To Go Model 02561 6 ft. Premium HD15 Male to RGBHV (5-BNC) Male Video Cable M-M

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6 Connector Number
Beige
M-M

Cables To Go's Hi-Resolution HD15/5BNC Video Cables are constructed with premium quality 75-Ohm mini coax wire to ensure a crisp monitor image. Low-loss 75ohm copper wire and poylethylene dielectric provides accurate picture resolution and color. Each wire is shielded with 100% Mylar foil and 85% copper braid that is soldered 360? to the connector shell that creates a shielding solution for a noise-free connection. Color-coding of the five separated monitor signals provide for easy identification of red, green, and blue leads with horizontal and vertical sync.

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General

Brand: Cables To Go

Model: 02561

Color: Beige

Spec

Length: 6 ft.

Connector Number: 6

Terminal Gender: M-M

Specifications: Connector 1: One HD15 Male

Connector 2: Five BNC Male

Weight: 0.67 lbs.

Features

Features: Constructed from premium quality 75 Ohm mini coax wire to ensure a crisp monitor image

Low loss 75 Ohm impedance and polyethylene dielectric provide an accurate picture resolution and color

Each wire is shielded with 100% Mylar foil and 85% copper braid that is soldered 360° to the connector shell to create a shielding solution for a vivid, noise-free image

Color-coding of the five separated monitor signals provides easy identification of red, green, and blue leads with horizontal and vertical sync

Fully molded connectors provide excellent strain relief to keep your cable intact

28 AWG tinned-copper coax conductor delivers quality video

PVC jacket is flexible for easy installation

Aluminum undermold shield assists in reducing EMI/RFI interference to meet FCC requirements

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Warranty

Limited Warranty period (parts): Lifetime
Limited Warranty period (labor): Lifetime

Manufacturer Contact Info

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Website: http://www.cablestogo.com/|
Support Phone: 1-937-224-8646
Support Email: customer-service@c2g.com|
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Luger 5/11/2012 9:53:11 PM Tech Level: 3/5 Ownership: 1/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5Horizontal v. Vertical Pros: It works. The monitor hasn't wigged out since getting this connected properly. Cautiously, I say 'woo-hoo!'. Cons: Don't see any reason to ding it, except maybe it doesn't have a balun. Well, that and I could have spent quite a bit less for one like it at the one price place. Then again, I'd probably still be waiting for it, and the Egg sent my something else at the same time I also am pleased with. So, no loss of egg here... Other Thoughts: I have an ancient 16:10 HP AA that has a problem with the DSUB input. Contact enhancer and changing cables didn't help; several times a day it just loses connection. Fixing it requires reaching under and back and wiggling the connection. Since it has 5BNC as an alternate connection, I was hoping this would save me the aggravation. So far, it looks like it has. Knock on wood, of course... Oh, yeah - you might want to check if there are marking on the cables for the white and black leads. I mistook their purposes and misconnected them; after switching them, I got a great picture again. Well, the contrast is still lousy due to the monitor's age, but this puppy is still as crisp as I need it to be. Since this sucker weighs 93 lbs, I'm _not_ turning it around again to check for labels on the cables! Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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Luger
5/11/2012 9:53:11 PM
Tech Level: 3/5
Ownership: 1/5
Verified Owner

Rating: 5/5Horizontal v. Vertical

Pros: It works. The monitor hasn't wigged out since getting this connected properly. Cautiously, I say 'woo-hoo!'.

Cons: Don't see any reason to ding it, except maybe it doesn't have a balun. Well, that and I could have spent quite a bit less for one like it at the one price place. Then again, I'd probably still be waiting for it, and the Egg sent my something else at the same time I also am pleased with. So, no loss of egg here...

Other Thoughts: I have an ancient 16:10 HP AA that has a problem with the DSUB input. Contact enhancer and changing cables didn't help; several times a day it just loses connection. Fixing it requires reaching under and back and wiggling the connection. Since it has 5BNC as an alternate connection, I was hoping this would save me the aggravation. So far, it looks like it has. Knock on wood, of course...

Oh, yeah - you might want to check if there are marking on the cables for the white and black leads. I mistook their purposes and misconnected them; after switching them, I got a great picture again. Well, the contrast is still lousy due to the monitor's age, but this puppy is still as crisp as I need it to be. Since this sucker weighs 93 lbs, I'm _not_ turning it around again to check for labels on the cables!

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