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Re: CAT5e for the Kitchen WAS Cat5e cable in walls


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  • Subject: Re: CAT5e for the Kitchen WAS Cat5e cable in walls
  • From: "Stu Worrall" <stuart@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 14:47:51 -0000
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40 in the kitchen!  Nothing like future proofing eh.

Thanks for all that advice.

Ive gone for 4 four cables for now and theyre putting in a wider conduit
so I can feed in more later if/when required.

Ive got plans to put a new run in on the other side of the lounge where
all the AV is so ill probably put the 8 in there.

Just have to find some money to buy all the stuff that will connect to
the other 3!!

By the way.. Are there any websites that explain the best way to send
audio over cat and what equipment is needed.  Or is it better to use
speaker cable?

Ta   Stu Worrall




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