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jev
Hi,

Has anyone ever repaired MIT interconnects? I have a pair of recent Shotguns. There are four wires in each cable.
  • One white (signal)
  • One red (also signal, but less gauge)
  • One Black (earth)
  • One blue (also earth but only at the receiving end, less gauge)

I think the blue one is not connected at the sending end. Am I correct? Since this is strange I think. But then these are MITīs....
tvi
These patents might help,
US4994686
US4718100

Regards
James
theAnonymous1
quote:
Originally posted by tvi
These patents might help,
US4994686
US4718100

Regards
James

Very strange.:xeye:

Could a twisted pair only connected at one end possibly have any effect on the signal carried by the other two conductors? They aren't even twisted around the other pair; they just run down the center of the cable.
jev
Thanks for the replies!

But mhh, indeed very strange :rolleyes: . But my impression seems to be correct. I thought I had accidently cut though the wire while desoldering. But apparently this is how it should be.

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