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28-01-2003, 13:43
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Well I really cant say. I've never bought one, I've made all mine. One thing that mite be cheaper is to buy two straight cables and a "crossover converter" I dont know if thats their real name but its looks like a network cable linking box. The ones I've seen look just like the boxes you would use to link to RJ45 cables together, but it makes a crossover link in side, so you just use two straight cables and with the converter linking them together to get a crossover. I bet your local computer store will know what I'm talking about.
I found a converter on ebay, your local computer store may have some thing that looks diff. RJ45 Crossover Converter
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