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Originally posted by EV607797: Originally posted by Z-man:
[b] ......coming off RJ 45 connectors........ Hey, I can't help what the manufacture uses to populate their digital cards with..... i just gotta go with it..
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Couldn't you just use a piece of 25 pair with plugs crimped on the end?
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I think Ed was " :nono: " the term "RJ 45 connector". 
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Originally posted by dexman: I think Ed was " :nono: " the term "RJ 45 connector". LOL... what should we call it Ed? 8p2C connector?
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Originally posted by jeffmoss26:
Couldn't you just use a piece of 25 pair with plugs crimped on the end? it has to be super clean, and the plugs don't match up with the 25 pair. Some cards are 8 port, some 16 and 30.
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Have you checked Express Communications? https://www.expcomm.com (posting the link because they're not the easiest site to find if you're just trying different URL's). Don't get stuck on the specific manufacturer names. You may find something designed for another purpose that works for you. Their products are not built so exact that they fit the specific manufacturer's product to a tee, so you might find something that works just by looking around their site. Justin
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Express is no longer in business, Justin.
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Express isn't, apparently, but it appears that new company bought their business, patents, etc.
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I have some break out cables that i specially ordered a few years back. 25 pair > (2pair - 6p4c mods - shrink wrapped)x12, 25' long. Will work perfect for you application. Let me know if you are interested.
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