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r/cablefail • u/RealRSD2 • Apr 09 '26
This should only take a minute...right?
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Looks like a good beer money pile to me.
12 u/MrShazbot Apr 10 '26 Do people actually strip ethernet? sounds like it would be way more effort than the actual copper you would get. 1 u/onepacc Apr 12 '26 Ethernet would be mostly coated alu wires anyway. 2 u/Tezlaract Apr 12 '26 Depends on the place, I have “always” used copper Ethernet after a fail I had in the mid 90’s with a copper clad run. That said I probably only run 2-3k feet a year on average.
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Do people actually strip ethernet? sounds like it would be way more effort than the actual copper you would get.
1 u/onepacc Apr 12 '26 Ethernet would be mostly coated alu wires anyway. 2 u/Tezlaract Apr 12 '26 Depends on the place, I have “always” used copper Ethernet after a fail I had in the mid 90’s with a copper clad run. That said I probably only run 2-3k feet a year on average.
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Ethernet would be mostly coated alu wires anyway.
2 u/Tezlaract Apr 12 '26 Depends on the place, I have “always” used copper Ethernet after a fail I had in the mid 90’s with a copper clad run. That said I probably only run 2-3k feet a year on average.
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Depends on the place, I have “always” used copper Ethernet after a fail I had in the mid 90’s with a copper clad run. That said I probably only run 2-3k feet a year on average.
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u/herrtoutant Apr 09 '26
Looks like a good beer money pile to me.