How long is the wire that runs from the unit to the battery? (looking to install this on a pickup)
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The winch cables are quite long about 4 feet I would guess they go to a relay then the battery so if you mount the relay infront of the battery they should work just fine. its a nice set up Duane from Yakima Wa
686781
Are u asking this for runnng. The wire from the amp to speaker or amp to battery
1828808
I had this installed in the Nissan Navara Pickup by a car electrician. It does come with the wires which means that it is long enough as the box was neatly installed on dash.
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I didn't measure them, and I threw away the packaging the kit came in that specified the lengths of all cords. But I installed my system using this kit into a 4-door pickup truck (fairly long from bumper to bed, as cars go.) There was more than enough length in the wires you mentioned to reach from the battery and head unit all the way back to the amplifier which I mounted behind the back seat up against the bed wall. For what it's worth, this was a QUALITY kit. Some of the best speaker wire I've used, and the power wire is heavy and well shielded.
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7 feet and some inches. with heavy duty clamps. we removed the clamps and installed a jumper cable adapter. This way I do not have to raise the hood nor scratch up the battery terminals. also replaced the coil hose with a straight hose.
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Luis - the antenna comes with the unit, is remote mounted and approximately 3" long. The lead wire is about 10' in length which allowed me to place it at the top of the windshield just below the headliner were it can't be seen. Since installation I have had zero problems with reception as the rear tire sensors are over 15' from the antenna (Ford F-350 Crew Cab Long Bed P/U)
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The description and the package both say 10'. I haven't installed mine yet, so I took it out of the package and measured. The wire itself is about 9.5', and if you count the unit, the overall length is about 10'.
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The DC wires are about 9ft. long. They are fused near the battery connection end and need to have terminals added. Some wires may have the fuses closer to the radio. Don't forget to dress your wires and use tie wraps to restrict movement.
480847
The wire it comes with is about a foot long. You can attach more wire if needed.
1002942
The ground wire on the pickup lead . once you cut the insulated wire back there is two wire's exposed the non insulated wire is the ground wire.
1732101
The wire is about 66". The remote has an on/off switch, volume control, and headphone jack. This is a handy little unit, especially for the price. I have three of them. To get more bass, it helps to have it sitting in enclosed area.
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The actual wire is 11 feet 8 inches ( just measured it) NOT the 6 feet I earlier reported. Now a foot of that travels up the pipe inside the sensing pipe, a few inches for extra flex when changing battery so figure about 10+ feet maximum for separation and , of course, less if you prefer.
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The wire is short about 6' on the front speakers, and about 12' on the rear speakers, I have RC jack cables and female to female RC adapters connecting the cables together. That way I can make the wire as long as I want.
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It's a good 3-1/2 ft. The wiring was probably a good ft longer which we trimmed. I'm sure you could get additional chain from home store to match if you need the longer length.
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Gosh, mine has been installed, so I can't measure the wires any more. I remember it as being about 12".
437360
Mine is installed on a pickup truck but I've seen some units come with a 65 foot wire from the receiver to the camera. I wouldn't recommend a wireless unit.
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The short answer is: A pair of alligator clips to connect the wires to the battery. If you or a friend have any mechanical ability at all, it is easy. You get 40' of wire that becomes 20' because you run two conductors, a positive and a negative. You will cut the desired length of wires to run from the panel to the controller. The wire remaining will be used to go from the controller to the battery. The terminals on the panel, the controller and the battery are clearly marked as to what goes where. (I used a piece of red tape to mark the hot (positive) wire at all ends. (the wires are all black.) This system is superb. We use two batteries and have all the power we need in our RV. (Lights, pump, tv, computers.) We are thrilled with it. (The price is unbelievable. $600 in RV stores) If I can be of any other help please don't hesitate to holler: Ivor ivorthomas316@aol.com