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Modding where to aquire these (RJ45 wallplates)

Discussion in 'Modding' started by felix the cat, 30 Sep 2002.

  1. felix the cat

    felix the cat Spaceman Spiff

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    where was one to aquire a couple of these, quite cheaply in the uk...sorry if its to be in hardware and overclocking....

    [​IMG]

    cheers for any help....
     
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  2. Lazy

    Lazy Meow?

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    maplin? :)
     
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  3. Typhoon

    Typhoon What's a Dremel?

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    I think I saw some in Focus/Do It All but don't take my word for it :D
     
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  4. SiMonTiST

    SiMonTiST Minimodder

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    You can get the faceplates and keystone jacks (the bit that the plug goes into) separately from B&Q, the keystone jack just clips into the faceplate

    ::EDIT:: The kaystone jacks are £2.48 each, and the faceplates are £1.24 for single and £1.48 for double.
     
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  5. Caged

    Caged What's a Dremel?

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    Get some MEM chrome ones :)
     
    Caged, 30 Sep 2002
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  6. felix the cat

    felix the cat Spaceman Spiff

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    from B&Q you say...at that price...well ill go there tommorow...

    cheers dude...
     
    felix the cat, 30 Sep 2002
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  7. SiMonTiST

    SiMonTiST Minimodder

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    your welcome :cooldude:
     
    SiMonTiST, 1 Oct 2002
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  8. thepedster

    thepedster What's a Dremel?

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    Misco for big orders,

    but www.diy.com, you can buy em easily online or in store otherwise
     
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  9. ƒlamika

    ƒlamika What's a Dremel?

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    screwfix do that stuff pretty cheap.

    -Flamika
     
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  10. Yammosk

    Yammosk What's a Dremel?

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    those rj45 pieces here aint cheap at all they set ya back about $8.50 australian



    Yammosk
     
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  11. m00min

    m00min What's a Dremel?

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    do they make them with phone plugs in as well as cat5 plugs?
     
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  12. NuTech

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    I believe you can get the keystone jacks for virtually anything.
    And IIRC, the actual faceplate is pretty universal.
     
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  13. Pflumingo

    Pflumingo givem the bird.

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    in the US you can interchange them.... As long as you put your phone Tip and Ring on the white-blue and blue-white, you can use the cat5 jack for your phone. The contacts are still made, and it isn't loose or anything. I don't know about the differences with Brit. phone cords...
    jm$.02w
     
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  14. philth

    philth What's a Dremel?

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    Brit phone connectors aren't the same as US ones, however, modem our modem cords are the same.

    philth
     
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