Duracat Cat5e Ethernet cable

[flecom]

they are nice but RJ45's are a LOT cheaper

[dnar]

they are nice but RJ45's are a LOT cheaper

Very cheap. Designed by AT&M (RJ45), cost was the key design motivation...

I like M12 for the lack of catch (that always gets caught and snaps). M12 initially replaced RJ45 in industry to solve the wearing contact issue caused from constant vibration.

[Yag]

We've been using this on tours for a while now, second the reccomendation!

You can add these instead of ethercon for extra ruggerdiness if you want! :-

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[Insanity]

Well, I did a show with it this weekend and it coiled up perfectly... No kinks, tangles or any of the other nastiness associated with Cat5....

Mark

[dnar]

Dare I mention the under-over cable wrapping method?...

[gashead]

Dare I mention the under-over cable wrapping method?...

Probably the first thing I got taught when I started professional touring.. (Allthough.. try doing it with water hose for a Ion, now thats a challange most cant take up)

Apparently people still coil cable from their hand to their elbow :P

N.

[Insanity]

Apparently people still coil cable from their hand to their elbow :P

N.

Ha ha, anyone caught doing that with my cables gets a serious slap

Mark

[dnar]

Probably the first thing I got taught when I started professional touring.. (Allthough.. try doing it with water hose for a Ion, now thats a challange most cant take up)

Apparently people still coil cable from their hand to their elbow :P

N.

Not with my cables!!!

Sounds like a cable drum is in order for that hose?

Ha ha, anyone caught doing that with my cables gets a serious slap

Mark

Careful, some people enjoy a good slap!

[gashead]

Not with my cables!!!

Sounds like a cable drum is in order for that hose?

It's a good plan, but I think it would add extra bulk that I don't need (What am I talking about, carting a Ar/Kr around in the car, complete with 3P 440vac to 3P 220vac transformer is kinda bulky already) generally I just pull the hoses out into a carpark or whatnot and expel any remaining water, then use the under over method.. it's always worked for me.

But yeah, a drum or reel would save a hell of a lot of effort, they are kinda big hoses tho - think firehose (indoor one that is.. not fireman type!!)

Cheers,

N.

[dnar]

they are kinda big hoses tho - think firehose (indoor one that is.. not fireman type!!)

Cheers,

N.

Now your just boasting!!!