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I bought 4 different CAT6 and higher cables for my PoE setup from Amazon and this CAT5E cable. I decided it wasn't enough for PoE and decided to bring it back. Revain let me keep it, so I decided to use it because I like the color. Using true CAT6 and higher shielded cables, I was able to get my full 100Mbps and THEN MUCH through the TPLink PoE and PoE switch. I don't know if it was a flash for the ethernet jack or if it was a bottleneck, but I only got 80+ Mbps, which was disappointing but…

Normally our home WiFi is able to handle household needs - TV streaming, gaming, work, social networking etc. - but Covid-19 blocks the whole world and suddenly I'm fighting for bandwidth with some students and my wife. My secret weapon: an Ethernet connection that will give me the 300Mbps speed I pay for. We didn't move the house when we built it, so I use a few of these long cables to get from the router to more convenient locations. . The cable feels solid and the end plugs are secure. I get

I needed a short cord to connect the front panel of a Yaesu FT-300D ham radio to the connection I made in the Jeep dashboard. I was a little worried the foot would be too long but it worked great. This cable appears to be very well made. It's thick and seems to have good insulation. It's actually rebuilt for my needs and was a bit tight when slotting into the bezel, but it worked fantastic. ************************************************** ************************************************…