I don't need 66ft of cable, do you just have to coil up the extra and find a place to "store" it along the run? Or can it be shortened or replaced?
845627
Usually there is space available to coil up excess cable, but if not, shorter cables are available.
1485664
I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic, mic, it will not work.
908143
Go to coolerguys.com and click on "cables"; should be an extension cable there.
2092622
No I do not. And I would not recommend attempting to get a longer cable and this item is all tested with weight etc.
656944
You can buy a cable to extend it. IE. I bought a cable and a female to female adapter (or was it male to male?) to extend it so I could run the cable away from my feet and thru the dash. The cable I used to extend it was a standard network cable I found at Radio Shack. It connects to the J1708 cable via the adapter and into the ScanGuageD unit.
258580
you can get an extension cable for it , i do not know the number for it though.
669751
it looks like about 5 feet, you could probably extend it with another coax cable though\
820965
I cannot rember exactly but I ran mine to the back of my 37' super "C" motor home and there was extra cable I had to coil up at the monitor. if I were to guess I would say about 60 feet
952971
No you will need to get a standard RG-6 cable which are commonly available in 50 and 100 ft lengths at places like Home Depot, Lowes, Radio Shack, Amazon, etc
1972144
Yes you could attach another cable to it, however, you would not be able to make it a continuous run. You would have the +/- 100 feet and the +/- 50 feet. We purchased a longer lead line to give my Mom's dog more room. It has kept the 100 lb dog at bay though.
1219491
Yes you can, exactly the way you described. I have thought to buy myself an extra coiled cable.
566431
Attach to the unit there is a short piece of cable like 2' ( 70cm they said ) and with the sender even shorter piece 10cm, but they came with an extension that it's about 6' still in the short side for my application ( I have 2 land cruisers and made a bit complicated cable routing ). Altho, at that time I contact Koso NA and they said it's ok to extend the extension cable to a max of 10' using same awg caliber wire that they use in the extension .. On a Final note I have 2 of those Koso gauges and both are still working flawless ..
1385991
Yes. I have done it two ways. In one case I purchased a 50 or 60 foot extention cord from Defender. However, I also found that I had some very short runs and some very long runs. I shortened the cord for the short run by removing a section of the cord and splicing the remaining cord together. I then used the extra cord from the one I shortened and spliced it into the cord I needed to be longer. The wires in the cords are very fine so the splicing is a delicated job but it is very do-able.
959088
I don't know if you can request a longer cable. It's been awhile since I installed this, but the cable is about 4ft in length. If you need longer I bet you could get it from a Home Depot or a lowes. Hope that helps.
1607104
I wouldn't think it'd be an issue. My cable was so long I had lots of it coiled up unused.
150569
I put mine in conduit. My guess is you would get twice the life of regular cable. If it is long term conduit is not that expensive!
1110440
I have one of the older ones with 100+ft cable. After 50 feet or so, you lose the tension required to keep pushing. I've never used all of the cable because i can't. I'm actually going to get shorter cable.