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RE: cables. was HA system networks



Andy,

Not sure if it makes you feel any better but I'm following exactly the same
route as you. I've pre-wired for coax ('cos I can afford to connect with it
now) _and_ Cat5 ('cos I hope I can afford to connect with it in the future).

Cheers,

Tim.

-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Laurence

> > > rather than using kat5, would it not be better to go for dedicated
> > > co-ax for TV distribution?
> >
> > Depends on what quality you're after.  The KAT5 modules offer
> > perfect quality transmission with stereo audio, whereas coax
> > will send reasonable quality pictures and mono sound.  If I
> > had the money, I'd use KAT5.  I don't so I'll use coax (sorry
> > Keith - pray for a pay rise for me).
> >
> > Andy
> >
> And
>
> Cat5 Its easer to run coax
> Cat5 can be used for other things
> CAT5 is easer to patch
> CAT5 is cheaper to patch
> CAT5 is usually more compact in patch panels
> CAT5 can go round a tighter radius than CT100
> CAT5 can be switched easer than coax
> Cat5 is much cheaper than CT100
> CAT5 has better connectors than Most domestic quality connectors.
> Keith is a good bloke ;-)

Grrrr.  I was feeling bad enough about having to use coax without this!

> John (looking for a big discount on next KAT5 pair) Tankard

Heh!

Andy (stuck with coax until he can afford KAT5)

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