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Post #166106947 added 09-30-2023 4:31 PM by imCat in Deal Talk
Since there are a ton of networking people here. Recommend a good mesh system that wont break the bank?
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Post #165947566 added 09-21-2023 5:11 PM by mrbear in Deal Talk
I wish someone would create wireless ethernet cables. It's annoying running wires from one room to the other.
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Post #165947689 added 09-21-2023 5:17 PM by regcustomer88 in Deal Talk
is this ok for running cable from router to office room? maybe I need 50' but just wanted to know if these are ok to run from the attic/crawlspace.
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Post #165959248 added 09-22-2023 8:31 AM by pecosdave in Deal Talk
As an I.T. type I do NOT recommed them for permanent/critical use. However I can roll one up really small and keep it in my pocket/carry cases. They are way more convienient as a temporary work...
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Post #165959950 added 09-22-2023 9:04 AM by TheBigCPabster in Deal Talk
Right? It’s comical the length of discussion over a 3.75 cable.
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Post #166003903 added 09-24-2023 9:04 PM by Vindicated in Deal Talk
There is quite a bit of networking equipment to get what you need done. You may be referring to a wireless Ethernet bridge. It will convert your wireless to Ethernet to your PC. Not really that...
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Post #165961822 added 09-22-2023 10:33 AM by bonkman in Deal Talk
MoCa is superior, so long as the rooms have coax jacks.
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Post #165967735 added 09-22-2023 3:46 PM by pecosdave in Deal Talk
They're probably fine. I would suggest 6a over 6 to preserve 10Gb ability, but at that length it's probably not an issue. The picture from your link worries me only because the wire looks skinny, I...
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Post #165986602 added 09-23-2023 5:40 PM by Neo42 in Deal Talk
This is solid copper conductor tho
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Post #166025170 added 09-26-2023 12:39 AM by RazorConcepts in Deal Talk
Now $3.01
+184 Score 82 Replies 58,391 Views
Post #165948763 added 09-21-2023 6:17 PM by JoeJ9362 in Deal Talk
At that point you would be at the mercy of wifi so why not just get a good mesh system?
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Post #165966949 added 09-22-2023 3:01 PM by pecosdave in Deal Talk
I made this mistake as a teen when I first started making them. Turns out for six foot patch cables it worked fine, but I couldn't figure out why all my long runs sucked.
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Post #165967063 added 09-22-2023 3:09 PM by frankle in Deal Talk
Unfortunately, I don't have $5K Fluke equipment to describe why definitively. Could some who does provide an answer, please? The rest of us only have their own experience, those they speak...
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Post #165986794 added 09-23-2023 5:56 PM by TodayOnly in Deal Talk
:lol:
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Post #166005916 added 09-25-2023 2:39 AM by captaincaptive in Deal Talk
How much for a 50 ft? Good to have with you if you are troubleshooting as a network technician. Also flat cables are better because they can be coiled up tightly and thus are more portable.
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Post #165947845 added 09-21-2023 5:24 PM by TodayOnly in Deal Talk
by legal code no, but... you do what you want. :lol:
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Post #165948484 added 09-21-2023 6:00 PM by phewry in Deal Talk
Literally…. Wireless Ethernet.
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Post #165948196 added 09-21-2023 5:42 PM by mugen.cool in Deal Talk
Your can use the powerline adapter, so it uses electrical wire instead of using cable. Your mileage may vary based on the condition of the existing electrical wiring.
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Post #165952828 added 09-21-2023 10:08 PM by Cartier in Deal Talk
One time the net went out and my girlfriend moved the couch, in case the leg of the couch was crimping the ethernet cable. Like a hosepipe does.
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Post #165960028 added 09-22-2023 9:08 AM by frankle in Deal Talk
Roll the dice, man. Particularly if you are using it for a PoE WiFi access point or security camera. I have been buying Cable Matters network cables lately. No issues. 30 foot is $11.50. 3C says...
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Post #165968770 added 09-22-2023 4:56 PM by Marlin1975 in Deal Talk
Does not actually meet standards and may not meet specs, crosstalk, and/or wear out/break from usage. Shorter distances might be ok for general use. But longer runs may have issues. Most people...
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Post #166081075 added 09-29-2023 2:29 AM by TexasLonghorns in Deal Talk
I opened it up and was greeted with 7-8 pages of super duper techies computer people jargon one upping each other with their awesome knowledge. Where's that meme of Leo DiCaprio smiling with a...
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Post #166051057 added 09-27-2023 10:24 AM by pony in Deal Talk
I keep hearing commenters mention "shielding". It might surprise you to know, 99% of people here have never seen, used, or owned a shielded ethernet cable of any kind. They are called "STP" or...
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Post #166057078 added 09-27-2023 4:13 PM by Azrael_the_Cat in Deal Talk
You make flat twisted pair like this. ...
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Post #166068004 added 09-28-2023 8:57 AM by Redflyer in Deal Talk
Long ethernet or MOCA adapters?
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Post #166105207 added 09-30-2023 1:59 PM by FeistyHorn1871 in Deal Talk
Cat 7 isn’t an official ieee standard. It’s a good price but as it isn’t fully ratified you’re better off getting cat 6 or cat 6a
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Post #166064989 added 09-28-2023 6:01 AM by Azrael_the_Cat in Deal Talk
For those complaining about CCA wire keep in mind the skin depth above 100MHz is around 5um or less. This is on the order of the copper thickness for 32awg wire. This means that the signal...
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Post #166074094 added 09-28-2023 2:50 PM by Tigerwang in Deal Talk
I prefer Cat 9 cables...
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Post #166035964 added 09-26-2023 1:55 PM by mat2000 in Deal Talk
In general saving a few dollars on the cable, and creating potential current or future issues for trouble shooting, or rerunning cables is problematic when cost of labor and downtime are included. ...
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Post #166048411 added 09-27-2023 8:06 AM by RacerXXY in Deal Talk
I am pretty sure the point they were trying to make about using solid copper cabling is the cabling is pure copper and not copper coated aluminum cable that is the less expensive cable being sold on...
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Post #166071370 added 09-28-2023 12:00 PM by mat2000 in Deal Talk
actually, resistance and power are completely related .. so not certain why you're pulling up high speed impedance since I was talking about power .. update: What is the relationship between...
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Post #166131367 added 10-02-2023 6:20 AM by VegaTheChosen in Deal Talk
I bought one of these last week, it's to run from my router which is located in my living room to my office which is roughly 15 feet away. This works and I'm happy to no longer be using a wifi dongle...
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Post #166049872 added 09-27-2023 9:19 AM by detail in Deal Talk
As a network engineer, it only matters depending on the run length to the switch.
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Post #166057204 added 09-27-2023 4:20 PM by Azrael_the_Cat in Deal Talk
Resistance isn't very relevant for high speed impedance dominated wiring. What you really want to complain about is insertion loss.
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Post #166105402 added 09-30-2023 2:16 PM by TheBigCPabster in Deal Talk
Got these in they’re awesome cables for $3 each. Don’t care what the naysayers here say. I’ve used similar flat Ethernet all over apartments and houses, under rugs, around baseboards and so forth and...
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Post #165982678 added 09-23-2023 12:48 PM by KrimsunX in Deal Talk
Good enough what I need it for. If the cable is not totally Cat7 standard, which just going to use it for a small business office no biggie for my stuff. I'd go with something else if you going for...
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Post #165973840 added 09-23-2023 12:19 AM by cgigate in Deal Talk
Cat7 wire was designed to support 10 Gbps. You should have no problem to get 10 Gbps than 950Mbps, or you don't have the correct switch to use cat 7 which the cat 5e cable is enough
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Post #165947860 added 09-21-2023 5:26 PM by TodayOnly in Deal Talk
technically no, you should only use solid copper for poe.
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Post #165948115 added 09-21-2023 5:37 PM by Marlin1975 in Deal Talk
"32 AWG conductor gauge" Thats pretty thin. Should be 22 or 23 for quality Cat7.
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Post #165948211 added 09-21-2023 5:42 PM by xaspri8 in Deal Talk
As someone that installs tons of POE cameras I don’t think I’ve ever encountered a stranded Cat5, Cat6, Cat7, or Cat8 cable. This cable would work fine for a POE camera.
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