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Old 06-05-2008, 00:26   #7
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Re: Running CAT5e cable....

Well, to be fair, if you use higher quality cable it'll make it easier to crimp too! But don't spend a fortune...

I've found it very hard to cause any real problems to CAT5. So long as it's not right next to a power cable, you should always be fine.

(Stuff going through the coax will be a completely different frequency to what's on the CAT5, so hence why there won't be a problem there. )
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