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Thread: PC Network Cabling
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15th April 2005, 06:30 PM #16Member
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If it's not a long term setup just run it without any conduit at all. Just protect the ends. In my experience Cat5 will last a couple of years in the weather before you run into problems. I work as a Sys Admin and we just recently had a cable failure in a "temporary" cable that was litterally swinging in the wind for 3 years.
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15th April 2005, 07:15 PM #17Deceased
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Originally Posted by smidsy
Paul, if you're going to encase the poly pipe with duct tape, great stuff should be in every workshop , I would definitely use an old garden hose.
Just cut the hose along its lenght with a stanley knife, slip in the cable and then wrap the duct tape around it.
Peter.
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15th April 2005, 09:21 PM #18
Have you thought about wireless. The latest wireless stuff is fast (802.11g for those tecky dweebs like me). A wireless router will cost around $120-140 and wireless cards are pretty cheap.
I've got solid sandstone internal walls and the wireless stuff works a treat and saved me a great deal of heart ache trying to lay cable through and around the sandstone walls.Photo Gallery
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