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Hi yea right
I would use standard PVC conduit and boxes, it's cheaper than garden hose and more impervious to cuts. I doubt if your going to be able to 'push' a coax through a hose, or even conduit for that matter. You will probably have to 'pull' it through using a fishtape. As the distance increases, so does the friction against the walls of whatever you are pulling it through. One cannot even pull a piece of romex through 15 feet of PVC without a fishtape and some wirelube from your local electrical supply house. TTUL Gary |
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