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  1. J

    Twisted Pair Cables — How Twisted?

    I'll have a look at that that model. Thanks very much for all your help. Joe
  2. J

    Twisted Pair Cables — How Twisted?

    I used decent quality punchdown tool at the socket and junction box so didn't have any trouble with the IDC connections. For the cable run I used 4mm cable clips though I find it hard to do a neat job with these, especially in corners. There always seem to be slight kinks and curves in new cable...
  3. J

    Twisted Pair Cables — How Twisted?

    Yup: 1. Mainly Orange with White bands 2. Mainly White with Orange bands 3. Mainly Blue with White Bands 4. Mainly White with Blue bands Joe
  4. J

    Twisted Pair Cables — How Twisted?

    I'm sure you're right but the problem was that the existing cable between junction box and the NTE5 socket had been damaged. The services to my flat were were refurbished back in March. This included installation of a renewed drop cable and a new IDC junction box. The existing run of cable to...
  5. J

    Twisted Pair Cables — How Twisted?

    Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, your suggestion can't be applied in my situation. There's only about a foot length of drop cable between its entry point by my front door and its connection to the IDC junction box. The IDC box is is located on the narrow frame between the top of the door...
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    Twisted Pair Cables — How Twisted?

    Hi, I won't bore you with a long backstory but for various reasons I need to replace the telephone cable between my NTE5 socket and the IDC-type junction box connected to the drop cable where it enters my flat. Basically, therefore, I need to obtain a length (say 10 metres) of decent quality...
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