RG11 Coaxial Cable 200ft Low Loss 14AWG RG11 Coax Cable - Long Run

In this review of the RG11 Coaxial Cable 200ft, the bottom line is simple: this is a heavy duty, long-run coax for anyone who needs minimal signal loss over extended distances. The cable is aimed at installers and homeowners running long antenna, satellite or CATV feeds where RG6 would struggle; its 14AWG center conductor and dual shielding are the single biggest reasons to choose it for long cable runs. The reviewer found the build quality and connector attachment reassuring for outdoor and indoor use, and the cable generally preserves picture and RF signal integrity over 200ft.

Key Features

• Low loss construction: A thicker RG11 cross section reduces attenuation compared with RG6, helping maintain signal quality over long distances.
• 14AWG center conductor: The heavy 14 AWG conductor improves conductivity and supports higher frequency signals with less degradation.
• Dual shielding: Combined 60% braid and 100% foil shielding provides solid protection from EMI and better signal performance for TV and radio use.
• Durable connectors: The attached F-type connectors are well made and resist pulling off or breaking, which reduces connection issues.
• Weather resistant jacket: A UV resistant PVC jacket makes the cable suitable for both indoor and outdoor installation in varied weather conditions.
• Wide compatibility: Works with CATV, satellite dishes, VHF/UHF antennas, DVRs and radio gear for a range of audio/video and RF needs.

Who It's For

This cable is best for homeowners and professional installers who must run coaxial cable long distances where signal loss is a concern, such as rooftop antennas, long runs to a basement entertainment center, or multi-room distribution where RG6 would introduce too much attenuation. It also suits installations exposed to weather thanks to the UV resistant jacket.

Those who need very flexible cable for tight indoor bends or short patch leads may prefer a thinner, more pliable coax; similarly, if the run is very short and signal loss is negligible, a standard RG6 might be an easier-to-handle choice.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Sturdy construction with solid F-type connectors that hold up under installation tension.
• Excellent signal performance on long runs due to 14AWG conductor and dual shielding.
• UV resistant PVC jacket suitable for outdoor exposure and extreme weather.
• Wide compatibility with CATV, satellite, OTA antennas, DVRs and radio equipment.

Cons

• Not as flexible as thinner coax options, so it can be stiff to route in tight spaces.

Specifications

Impedance	75ohm
Length	200ft
Center Conductor	14 AWG
Shielding	60% braid + 100% foil
Connector Type	F-type attached connectors
Jacket	UV resistant PVC for indoor and outdoor use

Our Verdict

The RG11 Coaxial Cable 200ft is a sensible choice for anyone needing reliable, low-loss signal transmission over long distances; its heavy 14AWG center conductor, dual shielding and solid F connectors make it a practical value for outdoor antenna and satellite runs. Choose it when run length and signal integrity matter; pick a more flexible cable for short or highly routed indoor installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this cable good for rooftop TV antennas?
Yes. The 14AWG conductor and dual shielding help preserve signal quality on long rooftop-to-receiver runs.

Can it be used outdoors year-round?
Yes. The cable has a UV resistant PVC jacket designed for outdoor and indoor use in varied weather.

Will this replace RG6 for long runs?
For long runs where loss matters, RG11 typically outperforms RG6 and is a better choice for maintaining signal strength.