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Sinbad
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Uniterm (dbg) will give you a nice price if you ask them about a MyBB discount #justsaying
Muttley
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+1 Eddie or Justin from their JHB branch are legends!
I am going to get it from their online shop, 2x AP's and 2x 25m Outdoor Shielded & Grounded CAT5e Cable should do the trick?
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Outdoor cable is a b1atch to work with - rather go the route of using PVC conduit and regular indoor cable.
Use UTP, unless it is working in a noisy environment.
Shielded cable is not meant for outdoor. Use UTP in conduit.
EDIT: 1. And lightning protectors.
2. Avoid shielded cables if you have no control over AC power lines. Shielded cable will almost certainly create ground loops between power lines.
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Can you post a link of a suitable cable about 15m that I can just lay in the roof (I don't really think conduiting is necessary?). Never thought cabling was this technical?!
No conduit is necessary inside. You can get per meter cable in scoop. It is rated 350MHz, it cannot be a bad cable: https://scoop.co.za/linkbasic-utp-solid-cat5e-cable-per-meter.html
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