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I've heard of copper clad aluminum but never copper clad steel Ethernet.
by thfuran 4y ago
I've heard of copper clad aluminum but never copper clad steel Ethernet.
- namibj 4y 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_ 4y 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.)