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Noel 2 month s ago
#2 that's really old though. The telecom cable I laid 20 years ago was cat 3 and had twisted pairs, and this one does not. You would hardly be able to push an ADSL signal through this.
I start to think maybe this is a control cable for technical installations with relays or motors.
I start to think maybe this is a control cable for technical installations with relays or motors.
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Day 2 month s ago
Noel,
what ever it does, cross talk wasn't an issue. Egads!
what ever it does, cross talk wasn't an issue. Egads!
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Noel 2 month s ago
#15 I read that worng
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Leon 2 month s ago
#14 fun fact. this isn't available globally at all. Dubai invented low watt bulbs at 1, 2 or 3w and they discontinued. The corporations cam definitely already help everyone but obviously choose not to.
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Name 2 month s ago
Leon,
You mean like the led lights used in hi power flashlights.
You mean like the led lights used in hi power flashlights.
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Leon 2 month s ago
Name,
No actual bulbs by Phillips. Google 'Dubai lamps' very high efficiency bulbs.
No actual bulbs by Phillips. Google 'Dubai lamps' very high efficiency bulbs.
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Woody 2 month s ago
#19 looks like it is one of those seconds-before-death pictures.
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Jimmie 2 month s ago
#16
Can't run on time (or if leaves fall on the tracks, kinda a problem in fall) but they can put eyes on the trains...
Can't run on time (or if leaves fall on the tracks, kinda a problem in fall) but they can put eyes on the trains...
I start to think maybe this is a control cable for technical installations with relays or motors.
what ever it does, cross talk wasn't an issue. Egads!
You mean like the led lights used in hi power flashlights.
No actual bulbs by Phillips. Google 'Dubai lamps' very high efficiency bulbs.
Can't run on time (or if leaves fall on the tracks, kinda a problem in fall) but they can put eyes on the trains...