Do tDo the 1000' length come as 1 continuous un-spliced length?
16006
I have not noticed any splices, and i'm roughly 500' through the one I purchased.
513899
One roll 1000 feet. If you have to splice, make sure you get the splices that come with the silicon in them, really slick and waterproof, Good luck
497052
Yes, you will need the splices to connect the additional wire. You can splice without using the specified splices, but I found the splices to be weatherproof whereas splicing using electrical tape is not as good
895256
There is a 6" lead on both ends so that when you connect them end to end it looks seamless. I can assure you that are 25 sockets on the string and it is 25' in length. Thanks.
1385994
the answer is yes although there is a length limit mine worked fine.Larry H
1430707
You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any splice in audio cable tends to deter the sound quality. You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any... » Read More You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any splice in audio cable tends to deter the sound quality. « Show Less
1385991
Yes. I have done it two ways. In one case I purchased a 50 or 60 foot extention cord from Defender. However, I also found that I had some very short runs and some very long runs. I shortened the cord for the short run by removing a section of the cord and splicing the remaining cord together. I then used the extra cord from the one I shortened and spliced it into the cord I needed to be longer. The wires in the cords are very fine so the splicing is a delicated job but it is very do-able.
662792
Thanks for your question. This is a single 30' spool, so it can be a 15' pair if cut in half. It is wonderful sounding cable.
644396
Ours is a continuous wire, 500 ft. Long. It says "500/152.4M". We actually did NOT use the yellow wire that came with our system -- we ended up getting a spool (black) from Amazon that is more robust. It had good reviews: being heavier gauge and stronger, less easier to break. We are in Colorado & our snowplow guy broke it near the driveway this winter but we spliced it. I am glad that we bought the heavier wire. I'm not sure what gauge it is but on the top of the spool it says "20/1 UF 1000". Hope this info is helpful!
2047975
the roll I have has several splices in the length, but its a hundred or so of feet between splices, its a little thin for tent poles, I used it for scop covers, replacing the dried out elastic cord..
141786
Yes, because you are putting two complete different pieces of wire into the connector. If making a "T" it is really no different than "splicing" the wire together, you just have one wire that continues on while you have perhaps one short wire coming off of it. Hope this helps rather than confuses!
2046193
I never used mine because I had wires already strung, I opened the unopened package marked 800-1002-1016 and they are 60 feet long
47990
It's either a typo or someone was heavy handed with a pair of calipers for measurement. I've ordered 100' sections to 1000' spools from them and everything has been exactly what I expected. 3/8 sounds a little big for a measurement to me but I haven't ever actually checked the diameter. Either way it's the same diameter as all other 550 paracord I've worked with and seemed better quality than some others I've found.
208676
Sorry, it comes with only one fixed length, however, you can add wires to the end of the kit to increase the total length, if it is needed.
148601
don't know. If you find one, we'd like one too. We've spliced to 50' ones to get the 100' we needed.
674927
Yes, there are different lengths available. The old and new style would take a slightly different buffer.
277119
My pump came with 4 wire splice kit(one extra). If I had to do it over again I would stagger my splices more and cover them with(Harbor Products F4TapeBlack F4 Tape Self-fusing Silicone Tape, 20 mil Thick, 36' Length x 1" Width, Black) after installing the splice kit. Just my unprofessional opinion.