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Connecting an F connector to a satellite/sky coaxial cable is a very simple task. The only tools you require are a pair of cutting pliers.
Very gently cut about half of an inch of the outer skin of the cable in a circular motion without cutting through the outer copper strands. It doesn’t matter if cut through some of the outer copper as this is only used as a screening to reduce interference. Once you have done that remove the outer PVC skin from the cable to reveal the copper strands. I like to separate the copper into two sections, twist them round and then fold them back over the cable. Next, you will have to cut away the middle PVC section to reveal the central copper core, which is what carries the signal from your satellite dish to your decoder. Make sure that none of the outer copper strands are touchingly the central copper core and remove any foil screening as this will cause interference. Once you’re satisfied the outer copper isn’t touching the inner copper screw-on the connector until it is seated firmly on the cable. You want the outer copper core a couple of millimetres above the rim of the connector so cut it if necessary. Remember to always make sure your satellite/skybox is disconnected from the mains power before you reconnect or disconnect the cable, otherwise you can damage the box.