Ask Slashdot: What Can You Do With Old Coaxial Cable?

Long-time Slashdot reader Theaetetus writes: I recently bought a house and the previous owner left some coax (mostly RG59) running between rooms for cable distribution. I'm a cord cutter and don't need cable, and I've already run CAT6e everywhere. But before I pull the RG59 out and try to seal the various holes he left, I figured I'd pick Slashdot's brain: can anyone think of a good non-cable use for spare coax lines?
Leave your best answers in the comments. What can you do with old coaxial cable?

Comments

Re: Antenna wire

[Khyber]

Impedance does nothing for frequency response. Try again when you understand how antennas work.

Re: Throw them in the trash...

[BarbaraHudson]

Safe spaces are total bullshit. They don't solve the problem - making every place more tolerant would, but if everyone is hiding in their safe spaces, how do you connect the silos? And safe spaces are pretty much the definition of echo chambers - no dissent allowed because you might *trigger* someone. If you have a problem that can be triggered, you shouldn't be hiding in safe spaces - you should be seeking professional help. No wonder social media causes depression.