Is this cable very flexible? I will be using it with a pulley and drive motor, so it must flex easily. So I need to ensure that it does not have a s
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it is stranded, so yes it is very flexible. anything with a unweighted turn diameter of 1/2 inch should do fine.
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The cord is flexible, but it does not stretch. Other than that, it is made of good material and doesn't fray so quickly. I hope this helps you.
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Cable is quite thin and flexible; at least , I never noted its bulkness whenever I used it.
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no too, too bad. The cable seems good, although it does seem.... "squishier" than that of a monster cable or other top name brand.BUT... I'm the only one who uses the cable, so I have never had a problem with it. I just keep in mind that at the end of the night, when I'm arm rolling the cable, I will not just "PULL" the cable if it gets stuck, I'll go get it unstuck.. Again, never had a issue with the cable
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It's incredibly sturdy. I don't know that I would describe it as "flexible." It's very heavy gauge wire.
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I think the manual says something like 500 lbs max but I doesn't specify what, where, or how. I know I've done a seated (ya sitting on the ground) row off the lower pulley with 160ish and that's about the max I've done with it so far. The cable has stretched a little but seems to be okay and the pulley's wiggle a little on the bearing or bolt since I've used it enough but if its a concern for you then you can upgrade the pulley's. I have to weight the back or front on certain excercises to keep it from being pulled forward or backward but its been a great machine.
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yes the cable can be at a 90 deg. bend. the tighter the bend the more stress is placed on the cable and more wear will occure.
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No, the cable is not stiff at all. The flat shape of the cable was a selling point for me since the shape resists tangling and tying into knots.
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This cable is much thicker than a standard Apple cable. It seems reasonably flexible, but that depends on your needs.
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It's not very flexible. It is pretty durable though. I've whacked a few small tree limbs with it at 30-40 mph and it's fine, but any fiberglass antenna can snap. Make sure to mount it on a quality spring.
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Yes, you could call it soft. I am using the wire (in a 3d printer) controlling moving parts. The constant flexing of the wire has not caused any problems.
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I'll say for a high pressure hose it's fairly flexible.You will not find a high pressure hose that has an acceptable level of flex in conparison to low pressure hose.. There are some that are slightly more flexible but you will pay a much higher price in my oppinion.
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Yes this cord is flexible and lays flat. Its much better than those cheap orange cords you get in stores
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It's thicker and somewhat more rigid, sharp 90 degree bends will not be possible. Ok if you can incorporate larger bends into cable runs should be fine. This cable is pretty tough stuff.
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Yes- I compared to my iPhone 4S cable that I was using and it looked to be the same length and flexibility. Right out of the box, tho, it is a little stiff...
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Hey, I think they are probly much the same. I do have the flexible one and it's working fine, 8 months steady. Double sided sticky tape to roof of my van, highway teste at 70 mph. If low profileis important, flexy is best, also very lightweight. It's also basically indestructible. I have stepped right on it. As far as power output goes the stiff one is probably identical, but consider your application carefully. Good luck
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Yes, you can't stretch it & do not let heavy carts or vehicles drove over it. I've use mine for about 2 years. I recommend this cable. It also lays flat & rewraps nicely. Ray in AZ