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Ive to put cable underground 4 meters approx - and dont want to use Armour. <br />
some sort of irrigation pipe can be buried.<br />
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Will this do the job if I fish a new cable every 5 years? <br />
will water rot the cable if it gets in?
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Ive to put cable underground 4 meters approx - and dont want to use Armour. 
some sort of irrigation pipe can be buried.

Will this do the job if I fish a new cable every 5 years? 
will water rot the cable if it gets in?

Putting outdoor cat6 in a pipe underground - will water rot the cable?

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