I have a detatched garage, which is where my server and mythbox reside. At the moment, I have a bunch of cat5 cables running around the edge of the property to the garage. Currently tied to the underneath of a fence rail, so off the ground. They're also a bit manked up due to earthquakes and bricks, and the dog's masticatory antics.
So I want to properly wire some ties to the garage - I use two for ethernet data and three for analogue feeds, so 8-10 runs seems like good future-proofing. I'm thinking some lengths of 40mm PVC drainpipe buried, with a large radius elbow at each end. We're due a new driveway and a new garage according to the poxy insurance company, so putting this underneath beforehand makes a lot of sense. Any comments? Do I need to go outdoor rated gel-cables ? Or regular cables should be OK (which is what's in use now.) Wireless is not a solution, see previous post :) -- CF
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