How long is the wire? I bought another brand, the wire is like 8 inches long! That is way too long and looks messy!
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I measure and it is 7.5 inches from one end to the other.... I might add that it did not work as I wanted to... meaning charging while using as an OTG cable...maybe I needed to do something else to get it to work but at any rate.... I ended up just using the smaller normal otg without that female end. I hope that helps.
851327
Make sure the charger power is rated at 1000 mA. (1amp). Then check to see what your phone requires (min and max). Most phones usually requires a minimum of 500 mA to start the charge circuit, the added device, mem stick etc. also requires 500 mA usually and is meant to be supplied by the phone itself. So you usually need a minimum of 1000mA to charge and run the extra device and the phone at the same time. Be sure to check the maximum the phone can handle as far as the charge in milliamps first!
967914
The biggest wire I have stripped was a 30 amp cable from an RV which I believe was at least 7/8". It would have gone bigger yet.
860022
I don't remember the length of the wire. The unit is installed in the fireplace and is too difficult to remove to measure the wire. If I had to guess it is about 3 foot long.I just don't number. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1726477
Sad to say, I gave these away and don't know the wire length. I'm so sorry.
1390576
Hi Matt, 18gauge wire is safe up to 48ft long. Longer runs over 48ft will require 16gauge. The 14 gauge is a hype and I dont use it unless im running 100ft. Hope this helps.
1367686
Good Afternoon, sorry for a late reply, I have a pretty hectic work schedule.I have actually not measured the cable that I have, to see if the Cable actually is 15 feet long.But when I get Home Tonight, I will measure the cable, and will be sure to let you know how long the cable actually is ?Thank you.Mike
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A good electrical book would be your best option. I dont see any reason you could match the gauge of the wires and extend the length. *Please observe all electrical standards and codes. *Contact a licensed electrician if you are not experienced with electrical work.
2227716
The wire measures 15ft. I spliced it in to my existing trolling line for a 20ft total length.
777717
You will need to splice to make it 8 1/2" long. I used telephone wire out of an old cord that I had. Small heat shrink was hard to get. No one has the part for sale.
717415
There is an adjustable stop for the wire length. You are able to easily adjust the stop to your 1/8" length.
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The wire is joined only at the end. Each speaker wire is approximately 3 feet long. Also, the speakers aren't labelled left or right.
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Not particularly long, 3 feet or so. The problem lies less in the wire but in the chain. Simple fixes for both however: hardware stores have similar electrical wire and chain that can be substituted with greater ease than putting the thing together.
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the wire is about 3/8 inches thick. I didn't measure it because I cut about 8 foot to use. The length is about 20-25 feet long. As far as using nylon rope, It would depend on the thickness and length.
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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!
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Contrary to what has been posted previously, this item only has 3ft. of wires on each sensor. If you need sensors and replacement wires, you will need to purchase additional wire elsewhere for this to work. I had to return the item for exactly this reason - our wires are bad, and 3ft. of wire does me no good.
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I used an 8 gauge wire and it worked fine for me. Just make sure that it is actually 8 gauge of wire, a lot of the time wire gauge is falsely advertised.
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Mark, I ran my wire in the expansion line in the drive way and sidewalk ( the wire is space about 3.5 feet apaert where i live) and put a some clear silicone calk over it. I've never had a problem and you can't even see that it there. Hope this helps.