Tripp Lite 92-691 Ideal Rg6 & Rg6 Insite Rtq Plenum 90-Degree F Connector, 5 Pack

These are what I was looking for. There are a lot of 90 degree adapters out there, but I shy away from RF adapters for permanent installs. These 90 degree Type F connectors are the way to go for a shallow wall box.Sliding the connector on is a little tight. Be patient. Push the cable into the connector watching for the shield to appear in the clear part of the connector until seated. Hold the cable close to the connector as you push so you don't slip and accidentally bend (or kink) the cable.When compressing the connector on the end of the cable, ensure the connector is strait in the tool. Set the depth so that the connector barrel just seats down behind the blue collar. Be careful not to over compress. I compress most of the way with the 90 connector facing one direction. Then I turn the connector the other direction to finish the compression. This provides a more even collar fit. I have over compressed connectors on one side causing the sleeve to "bulge" from the connector not being straight in the tool.

i quickly discovered these don't really work on rg6q (quad shield cable). the fit is too tight and the insertion method is too non-forgiving to make it go. was difficult to see the copper core inserted properly into the jack. while there is a window built into the sleeve at the angled part of the connector, i need to use too much force to get these seated correctly.as a side note, i also received several batches of incorrect parts mixed up in my purchase. was odd because different style connectors were mixed int he same un-opened ideal package.

Makes a nice compact 90 degree connection. As compact as a 90 degree can be anyway.Caveats:My GB COM-310 compression tool wouldn't work with them so I ordered a Findway RG59 RG6 RG11 Cable F-Connector Compression Tool based on a recommendation here but it wouldn't work with them so I returned it.Did more research and found the Omniseal Pro Xl Connector Compression Tool which I ordered and it works great with them and also with my PPC EX6WSPLUS SignalTight RG6 connectors as well.

Had bought from this vendor before, and the product/service was excellent; however, upon re-purchasing, there was in inadvertent price change. The new price was not advertised, and only received a partial order.

Great connectors, seller as well. Much neater appearance and more reliable than right angle F adapters.They are a little pricey so follow the instructions and do have the proper compression crimper. If you don'town one, buy one that's compatible or borrow a friends. RG6Q was also a little tedious to install.

These perform as expected. I am a Cable Technician and use these on my meter to avoid breaking the internal barrel. Be sure your compression tool has enough throw to fit the length of them. I use one similar to this https://www.amazon.com/F-Connector-Compression-Adjustable-Universal-Connectors/dp/B01MYA5Q8L/ref=pd_sbs_469_8?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01MYA5Q8L&pd_rd_r=24A65WPM9GCEF4Y69V1K&pd_rd_w=162bv&pd_rd_wg=zyGUI&psc=1&refRID=24A65WPM9GCEF4Y69V1K and it fit just fine.

I bought these to make some custom cable runs that fit as tight to the wall as possible. There were relatively easy to install on RG6QS cable, and there is no apparent signal degradation for either cable TV or cable modem.

I was worried that I wound not be able to use these with my compression tool but it was adjustable enough to make these work on the RCA setting.