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For a moderatly complete study of twisted pair ingress/egress see:
http://www.comsoc.org/sac/private/2002/june/pdf/20jsac05-stolle.pdf#search='twisted%20pair%20ingress' Get those calulators out. Please note that this studies much higher levels of "RF" then the typical SW receiver will be "see". So what is acceptable for a networking or telco environment, may not be acceptable for a receiving use. A comparison betweent the details int his link and the coax link: http://www.tennadyne.com/pdf/coaxial_tenn.pdf could be educational. Or maybe not, after all some people still insist the world is flat..... Enjoy! Terry |
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