Goobay 11953 SAT Window Feed-Through, Extremely Flat, 0.3mm Cable sheath diameter, 0.2m Cable Length

Works as described. Sometimes signal is a bit glitchy but think that is due to other elements in the system. Happier with it than previous setup.

Am using it with an ADS-B antenna feeding to an RPi. The need is to pass the signal through a balcony door which it does fine. The cable is held off the floor by about 5cms (avoids it being trodden on) and means the ribbon cable is bent less than going over the threshold. Signal loss (attenuation) does not appear to be significant.

Really is very thin and goes through a uVPC window easily. In my case has no measurable impact on the satellite signal at all. Would be nice if it terminated in some kind of box rather than a free-hanging connection, but that can easily be sorted by DIY. Great product and one I wish I'd known about years ago,

The extreme flat f-Jack cable fit through any door or window, even if they close tightly. We choose to buy this product as it appeared to be a lot thinner than the usual flat cables which are about 3-4 mm thick. It not just appear to be thinner, it is!The cable is less than 1 mm thick and about 12-14mm wide. It fits though any window, even thouse that close tightly. The reception quality is not compromised and its lenght of about 20cm is fantastic to ensure you have lots of space to affix it to walls/ window frames.I recommend anyone who does not want to drill holes to spend the extra money on this cable rather than the standard window cables

really good cable and seems to do the trick.

Purchased this as i had an externally mounted antenna with no way to get a cable through my floor to roof windows which ran the length of my rented apartement.With a pair of seperately bought type F connectors this allowed my to pass my coax cable through a window and have the window closed on this flat cable with no whistling wind or leaks or loss of signal to my televisionI would highly recommend this Product

It does the job of taking cable through the window rather well but it’s not a replacement for a proper cable or a connector as seen in my photo. It doesn’t seem to carry as much data as the high definition channels a bit like standard definition now. What can you do the incompetent virgin media guy ran the wire through the open window, so it’s either the draft or lower resolution.

Very good solution ! I have Triple glazed very heavy windows in my house and they have such a tight close that i never imagined that i could put a flat cable there. But this cable is so thin (as thin as a paper, i would say) that it worked just fine ! You just have to be careful with the outside noise that the "expose flat cable" can suffer. Have been said that, this is perfect ! Highly recommended !!!