Re: DSL hookup wire length question
- From: "cosdocs@xxxxxxxxx" <cosdocs@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 25 Nov 2005 01:17:22 GMT
The 15 foot flat cable issue is not a "rant" and any anyone that tells
you otherwise is ignorant of the facts. The cable that goes between
the telco outlet and the modem should be as short as possible and
twisted pair if possible. If it's the flat telephone chord anything
longer than 6ft is going to start acting like an antenna, accepting
any interference and as the cable is stranded it will have a high
attenuation, both will increase errors and decrease speed.
If you don't know how to make a twisted pair telephone cable one can
be had at Radio shack Catalog #: 279-108
0, adykes@xxxxxxxxx (Al Dykes) wrote:
>
>The couple times I've called up Verizon to get a DSL setup running the
>first question from the support person is have I installed filters on
>all existing phones. That's resonable,
>
>The next question is how long is my inside patch cable? Huh? I've
>just been told that they don't "support" anything longer than the
>cable they provide, maybe 15 ft.
>
>So I lie.
>
>How can any flimsy patch cord affect the signal unless we're talking
>hundreds of feet.
>
>I know the DLS limit of some thousands of feet from the CO.
.
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