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Silver F-type crimp connector for RG6 quad shield cable, long barrel, single-piece construction

BattleBorn

BattleBorn GC-MR2970 F-Type Plug Crimp-On RG6 Long Barrel Quad Shield

SKU CH-VX0N-R1QFA

A single-piece F-type crimp connector for RG6 quad-shield cable with a long barrel and nickel-plated brass construction

  • Single-piece construction speeds up installation
  • Nickel-plated brass resists corrosion over time
  • Long 1/2-inch barrel fits quad-shield RG6 cable
  • Universal F-type crimp works with tri-shield or quad-shield

BattleBorn GC-MR2970 F-Type Coaxial Connector

The BattleBorn GC-MR2970 is an F-type crimp-on plug built for RG6 quad-shield coaxial cable. Its single-piece, three-part brass body with a nickel-plated finish targets installers who need a secure, corrosion-resistant termination for satellite, cable-TV or broadband distribution.

Thermals, Noise and Power Draw

As a passive coaxial connector, the GC-MR2970 generates no heat, produces no audible noise and draws zero electrical power during normal operation. The long-barrel design simply maintains signal integrity without active components or thermal considerations.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameBattleBorn
Model nameGC-MR2970

Questions about this item

How do I install the BattleBorn GC-MR2970 connector and what step causes most failures?

Strip the cable to expose the centre conductor and braid, slide the single-piece barrel over the jacket, then crimp with an RG6 quad-shield die; the step most people get wrong is using a standard RG6 die instead of the wider quad-shield die, which leaves the shield loose.

What maintenance or replacement will the GC-MR2970 need over time?

The nickel-plated brass resists corrosion, so no routine maintenance is required; replace the connector only if the crimp loosens from vibration or the centre pin bends during repeated disconnects.

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