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you kinda left the sheathing a little short it is always a good thing to get the plastic outside underneath the crimp so that you will have less stress on the cables. Just thought i should throw that out there.
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@powerlineman20 Can you explain yourself?
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@luuuuuuuuuuuk sure does
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@Johnnysshop Cat5e works perfectly well at 1Gb/s.
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Best Buy, just about anywhere. If you are looking for a spool, Home Depot sells them.
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do you know where i can physicly get one?
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They come in a variety of sizes. The maximum run length is around 330 ft
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how long is an ethernet cable?
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I would just get the screw on type connectors. You could crimp it with some needle nose but you have to be careful.
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do u know a way to crimp w/o a crimp tool? i want to make one but i dont have that necessary tool
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Yeah, I know. Just a quick vid. You really aren't even supposed to use that particular wire (too thick) but it's all I have laying around.
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just a note ur not suspose to have the wires hanging out of the end
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Thanks a lot. I really appreciate it.
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great video
your technically not supposed to crimp ends onto stranded pre-made cat5. fyi
powerlineman20 1 year ago
@powerlineman20 I know, all I had as an example. LOL
Johnnysshop 1 year ago
Great video. Thanks. By the way how can a person tell the different between cat5 and cat6 cables and are these two cable compatible? would it be ok to replace cat5 with a cat6 patch cable?
Snowcatclaw 1 year ago
@Snowcatclaw Thanks! Cat6 will usually be labeled as such, it's much thicker, etc.. Cat6 transfers at 1000bits/s where as Cat5 is only 100bits/s. It is perfectly okay to replace your Cat5 with a Cat6 but your network will only be as fast as it's weakest link. So if you are running a 100bit router that is all you will see.
Johnnysshop 1 year ago