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RE: Multizone IR Control


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  • Subject: RE: Multizone IR Control
  • From: "Graham Howe" <graham@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2002 21:22:00 +0100
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> Valid point, CT100 is a better screened cable but like you
> I've never done a comparison.
>
> On the other hand RG59 will take all the common connectors
> quite easily, which is more than can be said for CT100! :-)
>
> And RG59 is nice and cheap as well!
>
> Tracey
>
The big problem with CT100 is that it is quite stiff and can be
difficult to pull. I only use it for RF distribution so it is terminated
with normal RF connectors at TVs, Videos and a home made patch pannel
all of which were quite easy. As for cost, to my mind cable is nothing
in comparison to the value of the equipment on the end of it and the
value of my time installing it! If you are only pulling cable once then
why not pay a little extra for the best (and of course pull a few extra
runs of everything!)

Graham

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