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Source of RJ-45 cables for connecting FLARM, K6 Mux, etc.
I'm curious about the type of RJ-45 cable needed to connect
various .icg-compliant glider instruments, such as a PowerFLARM, K6 Mux, PNA, etc.. First, are the RJ-45 cables (assuming no special connectors or requirements, just power and data) straight through or crossed? Second, can regular Cat 6 Ethernet cables be used, or do they have to be shielded? Some of the prices I've seen for what appear to be straight RJ-45 patch cables at glider equipment dealers are a bit breathtaking compared to computer cable stores so I'm wondering if I've missed something! Any advice would be appreciated. Kirk 66 |
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