If it was me I would cut the Conns off, route the cable then terminate New Connectors but having said that I have the tools to do this, assuming you want to keeps the Conns on, two choices either split the Cable then drill 2 holes approximately 2 cm apart, each hole size would need to be around 1 to 2 mm bigger than the Connectors overall diameter (about 1mm if pulling through a Solid ie, Window Frame and 2mm for Brickwork), or Option 2, if you don't want split the cables apart, then slightly pull apart the twin Coax from the Plug end, this needs to be at least the overall thickness of the wall plus around another 6 inches for good measure, then PVC tape the two connectors together but one behind the other, in other words the second plug fits neatly snug behind the first plug but do not tape the rest of the Cable further up, the spare cable needs to be slightly looped further down the Cable, then again drill a hole allow 1 to 2 mm bigger than the two plugs (or all 4) tapped together, once through the Hole, undo the tap then gently pull through the second Cable slack before pulling through the rest of the Cable (this method works really well for 4x4 Mimo Antennas (2 x twin Coax Cables), again each Plug stacked and tapped behind each other), this will allow min Hole Drill Size for each cable run.I have a Poynting antenna with 4 cables.
What would be the easiest and best way to get them into the house? The connectors on the end are quite large so that makes it a bit more difficult.
Thanks.If it was me I would cut the Conns off, route the cable then terminate New Connectors but having said that I have the tools to do this, assuming you want to keeps the Conns on, two choices either split the Cable then drill 2 holes approximately 2 cm apart, each hole size would need to be around 1 to 2 mm bigger than the Connectors overall diameter (about 1mm if pulling through a Solid ie, Window Frame and 2mm for Brickwork), or Option 2, if you don't want split the cables apart, then slightly pull apart the twin Coax from the Plug end, this needs to be at least the overall thickness of the wall plus around another 6 inches for good measure, then PVC tape the two connectors together but one behind the other, in other words the second plug fits neatly snug behind the first plug but do not tape the rest of the Cable further up, the spare cable needs to be slightly looped further down the Cable, then again drill a hole allow 1 to 2 mm bigger than the two plugs (or all 4) tapped together, once through the Hole, undo the tap then gently pull through the second Cable slack before pulling through the rest of the Cable (this method works really well for 4x4 Mimo Antennas (2 x twin Coax Cables), again each Plug stacked and tapped behind each other), this will allow min Hole Drill Size for each cable run.
Allow for a small water drain loop before entering the Hole outside and seal the Hole(s) with Silicone Sealant.
Chris.
Maybe flat cables?I have a Poynting antenna with 4 cables.
What would be the easiest and best way to get them into the house? The connectors on the end are quite large so that makes it a bit more difficult.