Rg6 burried coax cable

[Chewie]

Hello Gents
I am looking for Rg6 buried coax cable, I need information on a good brand of this cable and good signal quality.
Please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Chewie

 

[FaT Air]

If your soil is fairly well drained, regular RG6 works well. If it's moist an spongy I'd go with a flooded variety. CommScope is the brand I've used for years. Regular @ ~75 bucks for a 1000 ft box. How long is your run?

 

[Chewie]

Hello Fat Air
my run is about 50 to 55 feet and 20 of this feet is going under the grass, I live In California, so there is not a lot of rain.
most of the water out here is just sprinklers water, there is about 10 feet where the water does not drain very well.
I was looking at the commscope cable there is many models which one do you use?
I also want the 3G cable.
please let me know.
Regards.
Chewie

 

[FaT Air]

[h=3]Cant remember which I ordered last, Box is out on location. But would bet it's 8202613/10 eCatalog - Coaxial Cables[/h]

 

[beavs2112]

i have used this model for 3 years with excellent results. my run is about 100 feet not in conduit. it was about $100 canadian for a 1000 foot spool from Anixter. http://www.belden.com/techdatas/english/1829BC.pdf

 

[Lone Cloud]

I'm in California too, and I can't take three steps in my yard without seeing signs of gophers. My dishes are on my roof so I don't run cables underground, but the gophers have played havoc with my other buried electrical.

Pretty sure some gopher will think your cable delicious. If you have to run it underground, I would use pvc conduits.