What are the board dimensions? Looking to put this under a flip32/Naze32 board. Does 14 Gauge wire fit throught the holes?
856889
The exact dimensions as a kk main board. It looks like 14 gauge wire should fit
856890
the board dimensions are 50x50 mm, with 2 sets of 4 mounting holes set at 32mm and 43mm
1806696
Im not sure, I purchased some gauges and when I removed my cluster the gauges were wrong. The soder wires were on the wrong side and I had to reorder the correct ones. You might have to remove the cluster and see how the gauges mount to the board. the are the right style but there are two different styles. mine work great.
1058836
I actually used 16 gauge wire. I think 14 would work; it would depend on whether 14 will fit in the speaker wire recepticles. No problem at all with the 16 gauge.
2174848
Yes. My deepest switch is 14.5", but I know someone else who had a 16" switch he put into the same rack. You won't be able to fit it on the bottom couple U's since the rack is angled back. My 14.5" switch fits on the second U from the bottom, though, so I'm sure the 16" will fit in the third U from the bottom. I put a patch panel on the bottom U since it has the shallowest footprint of anything on the rack.
1100683
I agree with Edward and Pilot in that both pieces are the same size, the switch side depth being a bit larger due to screws protruding. Length, height, and depth as already said. However, when I measure mounting slot centers on this thing with a 6 inch metal scale, I get 1-13/16" center-to-center (or about 1.8"). So, two holes spaced at 1-13/16" (or 1.8") is what is needed for mounting. Also, measuring the slot width (for screw), slot width is about .12", so 3/32" (.094") screws will work
1250174
It should fit. You wil have to change wire connection ends and use a self tapping screws and they fit perfectly in hole.
1192596
I'm currently in the process of trying to run some 16 gauge through, and it's a bit of a hassle. The shielding on this wire is a bit "tacky", so there's a lot of friction, and it's a bit thick, so that might play a role in it. The smallest part of the tubing is about " in diameter, so probably more than sufficient for 14 gauge, but the opening in the back of the tube -- where the wire has to make a sharp 90 turn -- is only " in diameter.
3076
Yes, I use 14 gauge and haven't had a problem but then again once I hooked them up I wasn't really moving them about. They've been in use since June 2013 and have performed well. Hope that helps.
2155076
14 Gauge should be Plenty, the Leds don't draw near the power of other fog lights. Best rule of thumb is use the size wire that is on the light or bigger. Hope this helps!!
1154125
I believe a 14x12 is in the specs of the size for this opener. Check on lift masters site, they give good details for all your questions
371846
It's about 1/2" wide and tall and about 3/4" deep. You could probably twist two wires together and insert into one hole depending on the wire gauge. Wego also makes 3 & 5 wire connectors. Our robotics club uses all of their connectors. Never had a failure.
614297
Most boards I know of use 1/4" plugs; this is the small mini plug. You would need an adaptor from Radio Shack, but it should work. I've been using one for my pastor, he is tough on equipment and hasn't been able to destroy this yet after 6 months of use!!
1741100
we used 14 gauge wire and the inside diameter is approximately 3/8" - I hope this helps sorry for the delay we were out of town.
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My board is shorter than that, so I must have ordered a smaller size. However, I definitely think that the black ends are included in the size of the board. So if it advertises 15 X 21, I think that would work perfectly for you.
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I am using this on a 12x14 It works pretty good. Burned up one circuit board already. Not sure why but other than that it has been great.
966988
I used them on 1x6 boards and they worked well. A 2x4 would be too thick unless you countersink the back side of the hole.
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The hole measures 1/2" opening on the surface of the board in two places. Resistance bands that are flat could easily fit, but I have some resistance tubing that I tried to fit thru but my tubing has a wider end piece at the top that doesn't allow it to feed thru the hole. ( It helps keep the tubing inside of special handles) The hole opening is on the surface of the board, then there is a slit in the side of the boards surface that is about 1/8" wide. This would definitely allow for elastic bands to slide in, but tubing would depend on whether your tubing had end pieces or not. Hope this helps! The hole measures 1/2" opening on the surface of the board in two places. Resistance bands that are flat could easily fit, but I have some resistance tubing that I tried to fit thru but my tubing has a wider end piece at the top that doesn't allow it to feed thru the hole. ( It helps keep the tubing inside of special handles) The hole opening is on the surface of the board, then there is a slit in the side of the boards surface that is about 1/8" wide. This would definitely allow for elastic bands to slide in, but tubing would depend on whether your tubing had end pieces or not.... » Read More The hole measures 1/2" opening on the surface of the board in two places. Resistance bands that are flat could easily fit, but I have some resistance tubing that I tried to fit thru but my tubing has a wider end piece at the top that doesn't allow it to feed thru the hole. ( It helps keep the tubing inside of special handles) The hole opening is on the surface of the board, then there is a slit in the side of the boards surface that is about 1/8" wide. This would definitely allow for elastic bands to slide in, but tubing would depend on whether your tubing had end pieces or not. Hope this helps! « Show Less