Can I use this cables to boost a school bus ?
253664
I would think so. I bought them to charge a pull behind dump trailer when the battery would not work. The cables just do reach from the battery on my 350 truck to the back of my truck where the battery is on the trailer. These are the only cables I found that were long enough without going to the super expensive ones.
595681
I would think so. You'd connect the plugs together. Might need a connector, but those you can get locally.
949482
it goes by the span of the run so the longer the strech the thicker the cables shoulld be,if its close to the inverter and dont have a constant 5000 watts u should be safe , listen up you have to put a buss fuse in the pos cable around 150 watts,you can find it here on amazon.
2258494
These are not cables; these are only the MC4 connectors, male and female with the metal inserts. You can use these to construct your own cables of any length. Be sure to make appropriate calculations for power loss based on length of cable and cable guage.
2199151
I am not sure. This is just a USB extension cable to extend the length of your current USB cable. if the combination of this cable and your current cable hooked together measure 16 foot or longer, I would get an extension cable with a booster built inline.
1306670
yes you can, but you get better results if you connect it as soon as the cable comes in the house, these units are better pushers than pullers.
823053
Possible but not recommended. The amperage is too high when cranking a bike to use as jumper cables. The fuse is too small for the amps and wire not big enough.
2258084
it will take a cable the size of a battery cable or slightly larger I have cables running to back of truck for dump trailor and jumper cables with a thirty amp circuit breaker and a set running to back reese's hitch for a badlands winch
665923
They can handle a lot pf power so an extra heavy gauge wire would work. The same rules apply as with any other speaker, really. Use the highest gauge wire within reason, don't use solid wire (use stranded). I would terminate the wires with a ring or fork terminals (preferably insulated with shrink-wrap) to have a nice way to connect to the terminals on the speakers. You can purchase name-brand cables if you wish, but that's a personal choice.
86860
I've never found a cable that is better then this at a better price. It should easily handle the amps. I have used it to jump start class 8 trucks & it works great! When it comes to jumper cables bigger (meaning lower in gauge number) is always better.
944242
You only need to use the fatter cable to use it, but if there isn't enough power coming from your computer, then you can also plug in the thinner one to boost the drive.
1590451
This is kind of what I am using these cables for. I have 3 raw SATA drives mounted in a small drive enclosure with these cables connected to 3 esata connections on my PC. Your drive(s) will need a power source as the SATA cables do not provide operating power for the drives
743831
No, the cable is too lightweight. You will burn up the cables and damage the PCB.
28074
I would not. Use UF-B cable for it instead. Do it right or you'll be putting everyone around you at risk of electric shock and/or death.
1953770
I bought the cable to charge an old HDD, I don't know if it can be used to connect more things.
833985
I'd say if you can find the cable you could. I gave mine to my cousin as a gift. But these are light engined and work anywhere!
844490
No. This is a skinny little trickle charge cable and won't handle the big surge you need when you jump start. This cable is maybe 22 gage. Jumper cables are not llike 4 gage, much thicker.