10T and number of twists per foot.

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From: Steven Lendt
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 21:37

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How many twists per foot in solid core unshelded twisted pair wire are
needed to make it live up to level 3 10baseT spec?
Also, how many punch blocks (old 66 type) is it safe to go through if the 
total wire length is not greater than 75 meters?

Thanks in advance!
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