Did not unhook cable when I went to move the TV, I riped the cable hookup right out of the TV. Is there a way to run tha cable TV with out that hookup? I have a vcr and dvd to use

It probably has to be soldered back. It depends on how much damage you did. I've seen it happen before. For tight instalations consider using push on connectors and you won't have that problem again. The push on's just attach to the standard F connector.

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Originally Posted by KeepItSimpleStupid

It probably has to be soldered back. It depends on how much damage you did. I've seen it happen before. For tight instalations consider using push on connectors and you won't have that problem again. The push on's just attach to the standard F connector.

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Hey stupid would that be a no?

It's a maybe.

Take a picture or two. Post it.

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Originally Posted by dcvolk

did not unhook cable when I went to move the tv, I riped the cable hookup right out of the TV. Is there a way to run tha cable tv with out that hookup? I have a vcr and dvd to use

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Yes remove the plugs and get a soldering iron and solder it back in place it comes apart

[QUOTE=dcvolk]hey stupid would that be a no ? You did not tell me what I wanted.

Nobody told me what I wanted, can the cable TV run through the vcr without using the regular cable hookup

Does the TV have other inputs, such as ''S'' video or phono jacks for video and sound? If so, you may be able to connect the cable to the VCR and then the VCR to the other input. Otherwise, you may have to repair the old connection. If it has a cable going from the damaged connection on into the TV, you may be able to put an end on it.