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there are usb cables with the length of even 25m comes with a power amplifier... you can find out such these cables at electronic stores
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there are usb cables with the length of even 25m comes with a power amplifier... you can find out such these cables at electronic stores

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I agree with the UTP suggestions... there are USB to cat5 adapters - e.g. <a href="http://sewelldirect.com/Cables-Unlimited-USB-Extender-over-Cat5-150-ft.asp" rel="ugc">http://sewelldirect.com/Cables-Unlimited-USB-Extender-over-Cat5-150-ft.asp</a>
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I agree with the UTP suggestions... there are USB to cat5 adapters - e.g. http://sewelldirect.com/Cables-Unlimited-USB-Extender-over-Cat5-150-ft.asp [http://sewelldirect.com/Cables-Unlimited-USB-Extender-over-Cat5-150-ft.asp]

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how do I extend a usb 2.0 a/b cable 100 ft and keep signal strength? <br />
many signals can be converted and transmitted over cat-5e cable,<br />
but I can find nothing on extending the usb over 15 feet.
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how do I extend a usb 2.0 a/b cable 100 ft and keep signal strength? 
many signals can be converted and transmitted over cat-5e cable,
but I can find nothing on extending the usb over 15 feet.

how do I extend a usb 2.0 a/b cable 100 ft

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