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elpenguino

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#306392 18-Jul-2023 16:07
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I need to extend some cabling in my home network. I've got up to 5 cables I need to extend by 3-4 mtrs each.

 

Has anyone got usable off cuts or a roll end they want to part with?

 

Happy to swap for beer / wine / or even money.

 

Wellington / Wellington city.

 

 

 

Background:

 

While the gib was off during a recent reno, I saw an opportunity for a few new cable runs (network in the loo anyone ?). Things were happening quickly - I ran the cable I had and put the walls back on.

 

Turns out I get close to my network cupboard but not close enough.

 

There's too many twists and turns to replace what is in the wall so extension is my only hope.





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Brunzy
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  #3105686 18-Jul-2023 17:47
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Send me a PM, I’ll have everything you need.




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  #3105695 18-Jul-2023 18:09
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Brunzy beat me to it, but I am 99% sure I can help with this one if needed or more geographically convenient (southern or eastern suburbs).


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  #3105748 18-Jul-2023 20:57
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Thanks , have PM'd Brunzy as first cab off the rack.





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