On 15.06.14 06:49, Gene Heskett wrote:
> > On Sunday 15 June 2014 05:03:14 Erik Christiansen did opine
> And Gene did reply:

> I soldered on & sealed up in goop, the 2 cables yesterday, and had
> figured on chucking up the other end & putting about 2 turns an inch
> into it before I start on the assembly.

That'll do it ... without sacrificing a patch cord.

> > A cat5
> > patch cord might be sacrificed, if long enough. If there's an RJ45
> > socket in the junk box, then one plug could perhaps stay.
> > 
> > Erik
> 
> Is that patch cord stranded wire?

Yes. I just put the transparent end of the connector body under the
magnifier, and I see a bunch of (thickish) strands in each IDC slot.
I don't think that IDC is in any way reliant on single strand
conductors - e.g. take the ribbon cable IDC we've all used for years.

> I've not seen any cat5 that wasn't solid.  The crimp integrity depends
> on it.  And no RJ45's in the junk box either.

It sounds like you've solved it with the DIY twisted pair. That was all
I was recommending. Not everyone has spare patch cords cluttering up the
place, ripe for repurposing.

Erik

-- 
... assume that the jobs are going to China or somewhere else, and certainly
there is some manufacturing going to China, but ... there are fewer 
manufacturing
jobs in China as well. They are down by 20 million just since the 1990s. So jobs
are leaving both China and the United States in manufacturing and going to 
robots.
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