[mythtv-users] IR Transmitter
David
myth at dgreaves.com
Tue Apr 6 17:51:45 EDT 2004
All cat-5 is multi-cored (each core has its own insulation)
You can get flexible cat-5 (for patch cables) and non-flexible (goes
between patch panels)
In non-flexible each core is single stranded or solid core.
In the flexible stuff I think each core is multi-stranded.
Think about mains wiring - the stuff behind the sockets is solid core,
the stuff in the leads is stranded.
You rarely want the solid core stuff unless you're wiring up a building
- bend it or kink it and it *will* break :)
David
Dan Morphis wrote:
>> CAT 5 cable is stranded (read soft), it won’t push into the
>> solderless bread board. What works very well is some old solid phone
>> cable (the cable that’s ran in your walls, not the soft kind that is
>> going from jack to phone).
>
>
> Cat 5 is stranded, which is why I said to seperate them :-) The
> individual wires themselves aren't stranded (At least on the half
> dozen or so different wires I've used or hacked apart.
>
> -dan
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