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The only problems I have had in 5 years is cable wearing through
because it was not tied on properly and power supplies and ends going
bad because water dripped into then. I've never seen water hurt a
cable, even a cut cable. It only hurts the ends. I have had cables
get water in them so I make a cut at the bottom of the drip loop and
then the water does not damage any more ends and power supplies, it
simply drains out. Brian George Rogato wrote: Thats a good comparison Tom. Couple things I should note, which I thought about after I posted. I live in the Pac North West, not the South West, Arizona Nevada or Texas. I'm not sure blue cat 5 would stand up in outdoor situations there when it is exposed to the hellacious sunlight there. And when I run my cat 5 I try my best to hide it so it looks good. Like on the underside of eves and the backside of the fascia board, behind down spouts and gutters. those places do not generally get much sunlight. And it's rare that I do an exposed roof run.I really can only comment on my experience. I'm sure things are different in other parts of the country. Tom DeReggi wrote: |
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