Re: Soldering

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I Bought some el-cheapo extension kits with an in line bt socket (they 
only cost about 80p each!)

The options where

a) spend another twenty quid on an RJ45 Crimp tool, chop the BT plug 
off the end and crimp on RJ45 plugs

b) break down the sockets, unsolder the cable and re solder half of a 
cat5 patch lead (I don't know about in line sockets in general but 
these just had solder tags,  KRONE connectors would probably be too
big 
anyway)

I went for option b.


> And this involved soldering?! Punch down tool man!!
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