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geekhack Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: tp4tissue on Mon, 30 December 2013, 14:06:27
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Now I want this.. and I JUST GOT Vanilla-STP...
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What do you guys think
STP 24awg vs SSTP 26awg..............(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/56c0fba3.gif)
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Post pictures for the collective ;D
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Post pictures for the collective ;D
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maybe i should wait for S-S-S tp where all wires are shielded individually.. LOLOL
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maybe i should wait for S-S-S tp where all wires are shielded individually.. LOLOL
It still all comes together into an RJ45 (shielded or not). I hate making shielded cables...
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maybe i should wait for S-S-S tp where all wires are shielded individually.. LOLOL
It still all comes together into an RJ45 (shielded or not). I hate making shielded cables...
it matters for long runs though.. also if u live near power lines. and also important for buried cables..
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maybe i should wait for S-S-S tp where all wires are shielded individually.. LOLOL
It still all comes together into an RJ45 (shielded or not). I hate making shielded cables...
it matters for long runs though.. also if u live near power lines. and also important for buried cables..
Or going through the drop ceiling over a bunch of fluorescent fixtures... I'll admit, I didn't know there was S-STP, that's pretty neat. I ripped into a DVI cable once, I think each wire was shielded, but they were like 28 or 30awg.
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maybe i should wait for S-S-S tp where all wires are shielded individually.. LOLOL
It still all comes together into an RJ45 (shielded or not). I hate making shielded cables...
it matters for long runs though.. also if u live near power lines. and also important for buried cables..
Or going through the drop ceiling over a bunch of fluorescent fixtures... I'll admit, I didn't know there was S-STP, that's pretty neat. I ripped into a DVI cable once, I think each wire was shielded, but they were like 28 or 30awg.
Check out the interest check..
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=52878.msg1176244#msg1176244
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Yeah, I think I will stick with Cat5e UTP riser cable. Too expensive for minimal gains. If you use standard practices in your cable runs, interference shouldn't really be a problem.
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Yeah, I think I will stick with Cat5e UTP riser cable. Too expensive for minimal gains. If you use standard practices in your cable runs, interference shouldn't really be a problem.
well a very big issue is Basements.. because usually people have fluorescent lighting down there. or utility lines that cause interference..
So it's good to at least have ur main line ULTRA shielded.
Also... e-peen... (http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/u/superonionplz.gif?1)