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Can you put a 6P2C plug on standard 4 wire cable? - it should connect to only the center pair electrically but leaving the outer pair there for mechanical strength.
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I actually thought of that Ed.
How about 6p2c plugs? I can't find them either.
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Originally posted by oobie:
I actually thought of that Ed.
How about 6p2c plugs? I can't find them either.
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Wow, 30 cents a piece? Those guys are expensive. What's the reason you can't use 6p4 or 6c plugs and just wire pins 3&4?
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