RG6 vs. RG11 - How Your Coaxial Cable Impacts TV Reception

In this video I compare RG6 and RG11 coaxial cable. RG11 coax is thicker than RG6 coax. In theory it should perform better with less signal loss - but is it overkill for most outdoor antenna setup?

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