RE: Interference?

[Phil Harris]

Yes ... balanced line (which is how KAT5 works) rejects induced hum
completely.

Phil

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> From: Rehan Khwaja [mailto:<a
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> Subject: [KAT5] Interference?
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>
> Hi,
>
> I have a few questions.
>
> How does the interference of AC power lines for KAT5 compare with
> that of coax? Am I correct in thinking that the transmission is
> analog rather than digital? If so, does the fact that the wires are
> twisted pair help with interference from the AC?
>
> The background to this is that I'm planning to retrofit my house for
> audio and possibly video. I don't have a problem with the cost of
> coax but I've read that you have to be careful not to run them close
> to power lines or you pick up AC hum. I don't think that I'm going
> to be able to be very careful about where I run the cables, though,
> so I'm looking for a more robust solution. Is KAT5 it?
>
> BTW, I'm happy to see it "in production" - I remember
reading the
> plans for it on your website a while ago. Also, will you ship to the
> USA?
>
> Thanks,
> Rehan
>
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