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QuiveringGibbage
on 25/01/2020, 02:33:00 UTC
It creates a coil like that, and inductive currents can blow both ends. I mean the miner controller + the rooter.
... Ethernet cables contain twisted pairs, and the minimum standards make your comment utterly nonsense.  You shouldn't run Ethernet cables along a power line, but coiling an Ethernet cable cannot hurt anything.

As suggested above, maybe lightening could cause some issues... but that's the lightening causing a problem, not the fact you coiled up an Ethernet cable.
took the words right out of my mouth Smiley

QG