Read where the wire between sensor and transmitter is ~12' long. Has anyone figured out a way to extend this like by splicing or extension cable or ??
1481445
We didn't need to do it, but I imagine one could get a USB cord extension and try using that.
1889490
The wires are about 6 feet long and have RCA cable ends. RCA cord extensions would give you more length
220466
Length of the wires are about 3ft. Not very long. You may have to splice depending upon the distance of the "sweet spot" location.
176256
Mine is 19' 3" long. Looks like a stereo plug on the end, but I don't know how far the signal would go on an extension cable.
1230202
I doubt there is a kit per say, but it can be lengthened for sure. I would be confident in doing it easily with mine, because I have the tools and parts, but it wouldn't pretty the way I would do it. I would get some thin wire, (since the sensor needs very little voltage) pop open the main unit and remove the original wire from any circuitry inside. Next solder in the new wire and take that new wire's other end and use crimpers and wire connectors to close the circuit. If you know any handymen, they could explain better than I.
1793575
For the price, why splice wires, the leads can be extended to 6 feet. What I would recommend is to place the sensor on a sheet of paper towel. Any moisture will wick up to the contacts. Also you can cover a bigger area where just a corner of the paper towel will transfer the liquid by capillary action to the contacts.
1543442
The wire between the touch pad and the control module is 8 ft. long. It is connected to the control module through a 1/4" male spade connector (like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/400820940497?item=400820940497&vectorid=229466). I suppose you could extend it a couple of feet if needed, but there is likely a length limit.
1343139
Think it's close, but I think you can use an extension cord. They also sell extensions for the sensors.
1108237
I dont remember how long the cable is, but it is a long one. Probably 8 feet is about right. From what I understand, the motorsports version includes a much shorter cable. I routed my O2 sensor cable through the floor of my car just below the instrument panel and was only a foot or so from the gauge pigtail. I could have gotten by with a 2 foot or less cable from Sensor to Gauge. So, I have a big coil of wire behind my dash.
918687
You can use thin speaker wire but you'll need a good bit of it. Or, I found an extension on here. It was hard to find but it's only $9.99. It's 2 meters, about 6 feet. I ordered it on a Thursday and got it the following Wednesday. I recommend taking the time to find the extension because you won't be taking the chance of messing anything up. I'll try to find it again and give you a link. Found the link. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008VL2PZS/ref=mw_dp_sim_ss4?pi=SX125
1957376
I do not believe the previous writers have one of these units. The cable from the camera to the transmitter is about 10 to 12'. You can purchase an extension of 15' additional wire if needed.
1051227
Check cable length; I used mine for a homebrew underwater robot and ended up doing an "extension".
1822782
My instruction say that the sensors have to be 5mm from each other. Get them as close as you can.
669751
it looks like about 5 feet, you could probably extend it with another coax cable though\
1118448
My experience is that the sensor must be very close to the transmitted signal. My opinion is it would not work for cable behind wallboard, etc. Could be a help in sorting out cables you can touch.
6089
About 3', but the cable is not needed, it will passively couple if placed within 12" of the receiver in question. (Inductive coupling)
629648
Hello. I didnt add the extension but the cable is 2 to 3m. To make it longer , u need coaxial jointer and extra cable to extend it.