On Fri, 23 Dec 2011 09:34:17 -0500, micky
wrote:
On Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:16:42 +0800, who where wrote:
On Thu, 22 Dec 2011 13:12:14 -0800, mike wrote:
(snip)
Thin stuff designed to run under a carpet is not advised for inside or
outside use with a dsl modem.
There is however, flat and superflat Cat5/5E cable designed for that
exact purpose.
Did I say thanks? I should have.
So that would have modular ends and plug into my phone company NID
and also into the DSL modem, right, and it would work right there?
Never mind. I see that it would.
I found this cable, although it's CAT6, not CAT5.
This company only has flat in CAT6, no CAT5. Is that okay?
http://www.primuscable.com/store/p/1...-FT-Black.aspx
CAT6 550MHz Flat Ethernet Patch Cable RJ45 CM PVC Snagless 45 FT Black
$9.68 plus 12 shipping. + almost 22 dollars
T568B (AT&T 258A) Wired
UTP Unshielded Twist Pair
CM Type PVC Jacket
32AWG Flat 4pair Stranded Copper Wire
50 Micron Gold Plated RJ45 Plug
RoHS compliant
The cables are only a slim 1.2mm thick that gives a plenty of
ventilation room for network rack wiring.
This is the longest this store has. I have to see if 45 feet is
enough.
Or
http://www.cablewholesale.com/specs/...10x6-62250.htm
CAT5E Flat UTP Cable, 32AWG, Black, 50 ft Twisted , stranded,
RoHS Compliant $3.95, how can it be so cheap? Plus 7 dollars
shipping, (since the order is under $50) = 11 dollars, half the
price of the first one, but perhaps too cheap to be worth it?
Also, in white but I want black.
http://www.amazon.com/CAT-Flat-Cable.../dp/B000I994X2 CAT 5
E Flat UTP Cable, 32AWG, 50 ft $13.39 Free shipping. ! No mention
of twisted pairs, but I gather all Cat5 is twisted pair.
My storm and inner windows don't fit very tightly, and I coulld shut
them on the the indoor wall-to-phone wire I was using with no
crushing, just a crease, like the crease inside your elbow or knee,
inside the two 90^ bends for each window. .
Would bends like that and running right next to the aluminum windows
frames for about an inch each lower my DSL speed much if I used the
flat CAT5E cable?
I hate to drill holes in the upstairs exterior wall or window frame
when I expect to fix the house wiring eventually.