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Unless the ethernet cable is made from copper clad steel, which is sometimes used for ethernet cables and very common for consumer grade phone and RF cables.
by dfox 3y ago
Unless the ethernet cable is made from copper clad steel, which is sometimes used for ethernet cables and very common for consumer grade phone and RF cables.
- thfuran 3y agoI've heard of copper clad aluminum but never copper clad steel Ethernet.
- namibj 3y agoWell, iirc the classic coax for cable TV is that; they may use solid copper when using it with an LNB to power said LNB.
- Jenda_ 3y agohttps://www.tme.eu/cz/en/details/cf2021s/rj45-cables/logilink/ https://www.tme.eu/cz/en/details/cf2021s/rj45-cables/logilin... It's actually pretty cool - it's very flexible and convenient. It's difficult to solder and impossible to crimp though (so we use these factory-made), and I would not use PoE with it (the gauge - 32AWG - also means that it is really thin, and as it's steel, the resistance must be terrible. But for data, it works good.)