Has anyone tried the PPC aquatight and does anyone remember Raychem EZF?

[miguelaqui]

I posted this over in the E* forum, but nobody had tried the new PPC connectors...My question is ...Which tool does it take? Would you really use them indoors also?

Also, I used a connector, back in the late 90's, called Raychem EZF. I really liked them because they were in cartridges, so you didn't put them on with your fingers. They dissappeared and I was wondering why? I know Stirling makes a RG11 connector that was similar to the EZF11, but the RG connectors are not.
Was I the only one who liked them?

 

[HCI]

These look complicated. Looks like you need a special compression tool for them.
If you want a good water seal use the Mocap silicone tape. http://www.mocap.com/silicone_tape.asp?pc=ggl!!b_id=146
With this it does not matter what type of connector you use it will create a seal that water cannot pay to get into.

I use it on all of my outside connectors and 1 roll will last for around a month.