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Ethernet Cable

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Hi there

where could I get a cable and plugs made up for me?

Would Kitty Electronics mentioned elsewhere be a possibility? Does Amorn do it?

Or do I need somewhere more computer orientated?

cheers

Probably more economical to buy them already made from a computer store.

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Probably more economical to buy them already made from a computer store.

huh?

They have 40m, or perhaps 50m, ready made?

I bought a 30M cable from Pantip not so long ago, can't remember the shop name though

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They make for you while you wait

Anyone know where exactly?

30 and 50 meters are standard length cables that can be bought off the shelf.

Keep in mind there are different types. If you want to future proof for gigabit internet you should go with CAT6. If that is not a concern CAT5 is cheap as chips. I've wired my house with CAT5 but I only required 20 meter lengths, which I bought in one of the non-descript shops on the second or third floor in Panthip, it was prepackaged in a clear plastic bag and very cheap.

It has lasted me fine for over a year, for what it's worth.

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Keep in mind there are different types. If you want to future proof for gigabit internet you should go with CAT6. If that is not a concern CAT5 is cheap as chips. I've wired my house with CAT5 but I only required 20 meter lengths, which I bought in one of the non-descript shops on the second or third floor in Panthip, it was prepackaged in a clear plastic bag and very cheap.

It has lasted me fine for over a year, for what it's worth.

thanx Meadish and all. As it's only going to be strung across the trees I'll get the cheap stuff.

I shall try computer plaza as it's nearer.

Keep in mind there are different types. If you want to future proof for gigabit internet you should go with CAT6. If that is not a concern CAT5 is cheap as chips. I've wired my house with CAT5 but I only required 20 meter lengths, which I bought in one of the non-descript shops on the second or third floor in Panthip, it was prepackaged in a clear plastic bag and very cheap.

It has lasted me fine for over a year, for what it's worth.

thanx Meadish and all. As it's only going to be strung across the trees I'll get the cheap stuff.

How long will the cable last if you are serious about it being strung in the trees?

I shall try computer plaza as it's nearer.

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