Is this twisted-pair?
45359
Not really. If you mean twisted-pair for phone jack use, it's not RJ12. This is RJ45 for network wiring like Ethernet. It is too wide to be used for phone service.
1387489
Yes it is. This is the case I got: http://www.mygolfspy.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/V3casecomp-e1367856876370.jpg
1618220
Polarity does matter, but the wire colors have changed from batch to batch (I've ordered several pairs over the past few years), making trial and error the only way to tell which is positive and which is negative. There is no harm hooking it up backwards, it just won't work until hooked up correctly. I have only had one break a wire internally (after crashing the dirtbike and breaking the mounting screw, it dangled by the wire for several miles before we noticed it.) Once home, just took it apart and re-soldered the wire to the board, replaced the broken screw, and back in business again.
2031197
Yes. Threads are standard clockwise twist, but your viewpoint is from underneath.
304323
I received mine from another vender, but reading the add attached to your question it does say pair. That does leave one to believe that includes both sides. You should ask this question from the vender.
129927
The two I got at different times are both oriented as "both ends oriented the same way." The images are inconsistent. The 3/4 view image that's featured in the listing shows them as flipped, while the top view image displaying as I'm replying right now show them oriented the same way. Judging from other answers it appears there is no guarantee what you'll get.
807283
It is labeled on Amazon as UTP, unshielded twisted pair. Very close examination of the cable image shows what looks like a weaving or braiding texture of the outer sheath. These are actually regular slight bumps underneath the sheath where the copper appears to twist, as a twisted pair should, underneath the sheath. The twisting could provide the noise/crosstalk resistance. The cable itself is labeled as "CAT.6 FLAT CABLE" along its length.This all indicates it is indeed compliant with CAT6 specifications, and is actual twisted pair despite it being essentially flat.
1804240
By twisting the wires you are essentially canceling each wires' signal. I am not aware that it takes 3 strands.
1251769
It looks like this... so yes? http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31AVsvy2ubL._SX385_.jpg
635058
Yes it is, but it is a special plug made for the headphones and can not be twisted. it's a regular 3.5mm (edit: It's a 2.5 molded jack on the end that goes into the headphone itself, 3.5 mm on the other end with screw on/off 1/4 inch adaptor.
639917
Hello Joseph, In the product description we mention that the cable is unshielded twisted pure copper. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you, Taylor W. VIVO
139995
I don't know but you can email them directly at support@twistedveins.com or they have a phone number 1-866-602-7742
128967
As I recall, they are polarity specific. If they're in backwards, you won't get anything.
2089725
Simply put: no. It is tangle-enabled. Not hideously so, but they do get somewhat tangly.
161499
Excellent Question. The Units made by PCCABLES.COM and 2 Pairs Twisted and 2 Pairs Straight thru So POE will work with these. Pin - Out Diagram listed user this Link. http://pccables.com/02236.html
1649503
I did that and it works fine. I used existing twisted wire and used the new solid to make a larger roaming area for my dog. My twisted is in conduit for extra protection from a digging dog.
1940819
I agree with Dave's answer. I left ours on the deck one hot afternoon all crisscrossed and some of the sections were always crooked after that. but never twisted like yours. same kreepy since 1997.