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Re: ethernet cable type
The consensus here is right, you want stranded non-crossover. Most important with the driver laptop is to make sure the plugs themselves have solid clips and good strain relief. That's the primary point of failure in my/my team's experience.
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Re: ethernet cable type
Agreed. Stranded cable, any CAT5/5e/6 designation is fine (we're not pushing huge amounts of data down these cables).
Strain relief, and those plastic "hoods", are good. We keep breaking the little tabs off our (non-hooded) cables. It's easy to do when the cables snag on things, or when tethered at a practice field and you don't quite give it enough slack. I own an RJ45 crimping tool so I think we'll just cut the broken ends off the cables and make new ones. This could be a worthy investment if you find yourself replacing cables a lot. Finally, I like to buy from Monoprice.com. Great prices. |
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Re: ethernet cable type
Thank you all very much
Have any of your ordered from http://www.showmecables.com/custom-cable.aspx ?? |
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Some teams remove the clip on both ends of the tether on purpose, to save the more expensive equipment it's attached to.
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