What is the spacing of the wire?
1943231
A pitbull. Let alone a chihuahua couldn't get out of this. Disregard C Turners answer.
1943232
They are long and wide. The dog (pit bull) was able to get out of it squeezing thru the gate.
2223211
two wire and it is standard length I don't recall exactly but it fit my truck perfectly (03 tundra) I'd say about 8" max
610524
Lights are pre-wired with 10 feet cable & sure-lock connectors. According to the instructions: "Cords allow for a maximum spacing of 10 feet between lights."
1425077
No, you will need to extend the wire. I don't recall the exact length, but you'll need to add an extension.
2085705
The wires are 20 inches from the back of the plug or about 23-24 inches including the plug.
637904
the exact center to center polepiece spacing is 27/64ths. Looks good as I measured 3 times. Nice pick-up for 19.95. Have fun, js
1949741
The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's... » Read More The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. « Show Less
1280558
Less then half an inch hangs better then wire. It really can be nulled by adding a spacer on the bottom. Best solution I found
232226
Spacing is 2" center to center. So, about 1.5" between bars when they are vertically aligned.
238240
Maybe 6 to 8 inches. I didn't need to extend my wires I just needed to get the correct connectors.
1069575
I have not measured, but it is less than the space left from the wires that create the rest of the gate. Maybe a 1/2 inch or less?
1054897
The spacing is about 6-8". They're up in my tree now, so can't tell you exactly.
1420171
I don't recall the exact length of the wire but it was long enough to make the connection with no problem. I don't recall there being a lot of excess wire to have to contend with.
2270738
The cable wire ends at the top in a loop, about two inches long. I hang mine from a deck shepherds hook.
994241
The wires are varied lengths. Each is the proper length to reach the distance to its plug.
1921750
When the band is set to narrow thru programming software the Maximum Deviation is 2.5 kHz. Channel Spacing is 12.5 kHz. The default for the radio is wide which is Maximum Deviation is 5 kHz. Channel Spacing is 25 kHz.
1198915
No longer than 12 inches. Including the wire that sticks out of the strip. Whatever part that can not be bend.