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Why Use Pass Through RJ45

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Mr Meaner20 days ago

Just learn to do it properly

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Fabio Felix de Melo21 days ago

Ainda ficou estranho, aliás só eu que acho estranho este conector passante?

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Philip Peake20 days ago

Principally, to annoy the purists.

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Jeff Beck20 days ago

So many things wrong with either the two methods.. just do it correctly and forget this nonsense. The only thing right in this short scene was the 568B TIA/EIA standard for 8P8C connections.

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Re:ゴン20 days ago

マジか!!!ほしぃ!!!

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Eco-Power House20 days ago

This is an excellent video, but the people ever explain like the theory behind it and why the first one was wrong? Theoretically, the first one would interrupt the signal and that's why we need those twisted pears to remain as twisted as possible until the signal is getting connected to the port. Hard to tell if that's exactly what a signal issue problem could be related to, but theoretically that's why it's better for the second attempt. Also, I like the crimper he has, that's a really good one when it cuts the wires for you! it makes it nice and straight and lined up. Better than the other ones where you have to cut them yourself before you crimp it. I guess this is one of those situations where if you know, you know, and if you don't just trust me, you want the one that sticks the wires through and cut them for you.

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