11ant
2018-11-10 13:43:49
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but taking a JYSTY cable instead of a CAT cable is still not logical.
I already wrote in one of the three cabling threads this week that the combination of Cat.7 cables – mind you, with Western connectors it wouldn’t really be Cat.7 – with TAE among village electricians is not unpopular – so why not the other way around?
Unfortunately, cables from the last millennium were used.
Yes, copper. But there are worse things. In practice, I have already seen more terabits clearly flowing over doorbell wire than any so-called patchy bachelor engineer will ever believe – and conversely, I have also seen Cat.derniercri cables with unshielded joints that could only transport 80s Btx. You press your cable with the screwdriver into the LSA+ clamp, and you have your "cold solder joint 21st Century Edition."
As a layman – even better if well-read with a lot of half-knowledge – you can mess up so much with wrong configuration that cables from an earlier decade don’t weigh so dramatically.