Any chance this would also work on 28 AWG?
273693
I've used it on 24 ga with success. Generally the insulation on 28 ga is high density polyethylene which may present some issues such as the conductor breaking.
273694
?it has a setting knob on stipper ,if you turn it left or right it should adjt. for wire size..only tried on very fine wire once..paul
273695
I've gone pretty thin and it strips without tearing the wire. I think at 28 AWG you'd just have to be a little careful and not mash down to clamp it.
273696
I tried it on some 30 awg and it worked about half the time and it helped if I squeezed slowly. My guess is that it will probably work for 28, but not 100%.
273697
I used this device exclusively on 26 gauge wire and didn't need to adjust the adjustment screw at all. Assuming it wouldn't work as is on 28AWG, guessing it would if you adjusted the adjustment screw.
2129485
The product page say 26 AWG which is better than most other cables with 28 AWG.
502060
the wires are 72", you will still have to splice a little extra to make it work, not difficult to do.
822809
Look up the db loss per foot for RG-6 times the number of feet. I forget what that number is, but it is readily available. For every 3 db loss, you are loosing 1/2 the signal strength. Put the amplifier as close as possible to the external antenna, so the signal gets amplified before the cable loss. If you have a very weak signal to start with, 300 feet is probably too long. However, if you have a stronger signal to start with, it might work.
1063744
As my purchase was 3 foot spares, AWG was not that important. If I read the question correct, and you are using a 50 foot cable thru Keystone connectors ?? AWG is very important. DB loss will be felt, thru connector and length of cable. Remember you get what you pay for. The larger AWGthe better the signal;
363379
I believe there is a bushing in there so you can use a smaller gauge wire. I will check when I get home to be sure. They make adapters to go up or down in gauge size if you want to do that.
294227
Hi You can Google "awg wire chart", all the measurements for all wire will be there.
1063743
The wire size is not stamped or laser imprinted on the outside insulation jacket of the cable, my best guess is somwhere between18 Awg and 22Awg. If you need to know exact you might want to get in touch with blue rigger. I do know that 50 foot runs are awful long and you need to consider signal loss as a possible issue, if you do have signal loss try using a signal booster.Thanks
1233500
Works just fine on mine. it's just a wire splice, so as long as your wire gauge isn't too big, you'll be fine. And I think I have 14 gauge wire, the biggest there generally is.
690541
I'm using these for my front speaker set that have bi-wiring, and are less than 5 ft runs each. Due to the short run, I'm using a thinner gauge that just barely managed to fit two cables in the back (received end, sum).
860263
The device worked very well. The description should say if there is a 30ss fitting. I believe I used 24ss. And it worked good.. good luck..
1513765
Yes, any size wire will work. Even the best speakers in the world with heavy gauge wire will have some very minor distortion, regardless of the thickness of the cable. I used some small gauge wire and the sound quality is remarkable. It would not make a difference if I were using a thicker conductor. Just make sure the polarity is the same going into the speaker as the receiver/karaoke.
1102426
Yes you can.this is a great box but a pain to close after connecting wires.should be AWG #6
1594457
I used it with 14 gauge wire. I don't know if they would work with thicker wire or not but you could certainly use them with either 14 or 16 awg.
954404
Sure ... I didn't get in Amazon but http://www.amazon.com/niceeshop-TM-Gauge-Silicone-Wire/dp/B00FGLSKUA/ref=sr_1_20?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1423150748&sr=1-20&keywords=awg+wire BE aware that I did use this as example that Amazon have wires, didn't observe the amount you will need or other stuff like, terminals or relay.
1864391
It's not likely you'll find 0 awg wire lugs with #10 holes. If you do, stack the terminals. There are much better options though.
2088764
28". Amps unsure, but you should have no problem unless you're sharing the circuit with six other things.