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removal of vampire-tap transceivers

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From: Steve A. Shumway
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1985 17:56
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What are the consequences of removing vampire-tap transceivers
from Ethernet cable? (Just how bad is the resulting impedence
variation, if any?) If the holes have to be "repaired", what is
the recommended method for fixing them?

					Steve Shumway
					Systems Programmer
					Duke Computer Science
					sas@duke
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From: sas@duke.UUCP (Steve A. Shumway)
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Subject: removal of vampire-tap transceivers
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Date: Thu, 18-Apr-85 12:56:01 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr 18 12:56:01 1985
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