What is the length of this tether? Also, can it be used under water? thanks!
1516614
It is not very long, maybe 6 inches. Could be used under water but might rust.
1516615
it's just about 8 inches and it could certainly get wet. only a cord and metal ring that can be replaced at the hardware store if it ever got rusty
1516616
Hi, Lori. From one end to the other is about 9 inches long that's including the metal fastener. The length of the rope is 8 inches. Also, I don't see why it can't we used under water. You may need to set it outside to let it dry after you use it. Hope that helps. Take care.
1516617
Approximately 6 inches. The material in the cord no noubt would do find in water. The hardware which is what you can find in any hardware store, would probably not do as well. I suspect it is stainless steel so it should be OK. If the cord/hardware is allowed to dry fully and the hardware gets some silicone spray afterwards, I think you s/b fine. Not practical if the camera goes underwater in a bag or box. Hope that helps.
2246825
I use it for a submersible ROV. We have added another usb cable to the original for an extra 25 feet; however, first we secured teh cnnection with smaiil amount of tape then covered the entire connection in heavy grease (from toilet bowl kit) and then wrapped treh grease and connection in heavy plastic (shrink wrapped) . This acted as a water repellent and did not interfere with the connectivity. We also strapped 2 popsicle sticks to teh connection area to keep it as a solid piece with little flexibility
1304088
I use mine on my boat to keep the battery charged between trips (no shore power). The cables measure 8 feet but I lose some distance getting to the battery in the battery well of the boat. Mine has been out in the weather for a year and still works great. I'm still trying to find a better way to carry it out into the gulf on the boat when I go fishing.
1244778
Hello, this switch can be used for either a pump-up or a pump down-switch. I am using this switch for a pump-up application to fill a tank and have the tether length set for approximately a 20" range. I'll estimate from the length of the float body and the approximate 45 degree activate/de-activate angle that if used for a pump-down application, you could get down to about a 5-6" range. I highly recommend the switch. In my application, I'm pumping from a cistern into a gravity tank to water a garden. I bought a pump-down only switch to place in the cistern to stop the pump when water level is just above the pump and gave $60 for it. If I were doing it over I'd have bought two of these, as they work either direction. I hope this helps you.
2112799
Works well with my 1300lb 19' Carolina Skiff, but I would not recommend this, or any nylon strap, be used for a larger boat. Seems a 22', 4000lb boat would require a steel cable winch; just saying!
1365261
Yes, I bought this one for a gopro4, I haven't try this under water but it looks like it would work. Hope this helps.
738727
The length is a little under six feet and the diameter is under a foot. When carrying it on your back it will hit the backs of your legs if you are a short person. Using a sled it works fine. The weight to fishing area ratio is really good. Only 3 pounds more than a quick fish 3 and a lot more room.
1240679
approx. 2 feet. but it is a terrible clamp. it is very flimsy. one bit of wind, and it comes off.
973978
Short length to prevent snagging. Works very well. Cannot give you an exact measurement right now....Michigan snow still covers the boats.
831296
I am not sure what the diameter is but it is the same as a ski rope. I have two and both have been used for anchoring kayaks. We have tied up to six kayaks on the Gulf Of Mexico and had no problems. The rope and the anchor should be fine for kayak and small boats. You will not be able to break it by pulling on it, unless you a superhero.
1645028
The bottom of the wire/foam circles measures about 3/8" from the base. Should work fine in 1" water. FYI - The wire that spins has two little foam circles on it...to be lightweight, yet create more 'disturbance' in the water than just a wire might.
961319
It should be used to attach the rope to the top of your tether pole. I had a hook that I just clipped the rope to and it was ready to play.
1185380
Yes it comes with a cable to tether it to something. I didn't measure but it is probably about 3' long. It will keep safe from walking away easily but would only take a goos pair of cutters to cut.
2112073
The length is about 30cm without extending. Later, you can extend the cord if you need, but its a good measure to swim
448410
I found this youtube review, it's safer to use down to 50 feet, but these guys took it down to 130 feet and was still working. I would say to use caution, perhaps it's ok at 130 feet for a few seconds. If you want something for diving, it's always advisable to buy something that has a specific waterproof housing.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN7LQvCZm8M
565276
Suggest you check the details provided by Amazon! It is all there! Floats are roughly 5" long by 2 1/2" diameter. I think there are a out 8 per 20' length of rope. Sorry to not be more exact, but I am on Michigan and my floats are in New York. I purchased three sets to mark my submerged waterline into the lake to keep neighbor grand kids operating boats away. Position of floats is easily adjustable (if necessary) and rope is good quality. Good product for reasonable price and does what I needed it to do.
1014987
The cord on this is not long - its around 5 feet or so (maybe 6 at the most). I use it with an outdoor rated extension cord. This works well. The unit is terrific, especially compared to what it replaced, which was an aluminum foil wrapped cheaply made one which froze over in very low temps. This, however, keeps the water liquid, and I recommend it.