I'm just curious why the cable positions in the insert are staggered (alternating up and down) instead of being on a flat plane?
2040106
Hi. The Cat 6 cable is thicker that cat 5. If you use a flat inset will not fit inside a standard end Because the cable it self use almost all space. They staggered for the cables to fit. Also i like it a lot that way because all solid color cables are on the back and the two-color cables are on top. Really easy to spot a bad placing.
2040107
There is less electrical interference between the wires when they are staggered allowing faster data transfer.
2040108
Cat6 uses a thicker copper and insulation to help reduce near end cross talk and the staggered ends of the new plugs take this into account as opposed to Cat5e jacks which are flat. Hope this helps :-)
1760683
It could be that where is connect to could possibly be loose. I have not had that problem. But its said to be after much movement the cable tips could go bad
833940
The adjustment comes from moving the inserts around inside of the insert. It is soft-sided, though, so there is a little give and take with the walls of the insert. But, only a little. It's not like a hard-sided insert where you have sides that don't have any give to them if you put something a little wide in it.
1648872
I had that problem. Mine was mounted in a router table so it was upside down which probably made things worse. I ordered another router, different make though, but will have router fixed.
1549400
The back sticks out and has guides for cables to route through it. You could probably make it flatter if you cut the guides off with a dremel.
2052889
Mine is clipped onto a tie out cable that is mounted in the ground. I'm not sure what you're asking here.
1748984
not true with my unit; wheels thread into an insert that securely fits into bottom of each vertical upright; perhaps that review had manf defect or improper installation
1516762
I just got through returning my unit back to Jet. The outfeed jointer table in my unit had a problem similar to what you mentioned. It was impossible to get the tables coplanar and level sideways because the outfeed table was far from flat (however, the infeed table was perfectly flat). I also heard that the frame of the unit itself is not very strong, and can warp if you take too-deep a byte on the planer. That warping cannot be repaired.
410243
I assume you're talking about how the cable is connected with the U shaped bracket? The reason it's set up like that is because it needs to be able to slide back as the bow is cocked it can't be bolted to the frame or the bow couldn't bend back.
1833907
Well, I only see one photo, and it does not match the natural curve of the cable. It looks like they flipped over the male connector, it should point away from you toward the cable.
1451124
It is designed to be wired inline (the wire is not severed) and to understand how to do so it is critical to look at the customer image to the right of the reviews and roll your cursor over the arrow for a valuable explanation. Then the installation becomes pretty straight forward.
823985
Hmm. Is the insert seated correctly inside? Otherwise, don't know; sounds defective.
1195729
It does not interfere with the shifting cables. I don't put over 1lb in it and don't ride a mountain bike so not sure how stable it would be for you. I don't notice it at all while I'm riding.
71521
Forget about that. If you have a new motherboard then it will be very simple and everything only plugs in one place. So the largest cable plugs to the largest spread and work your way down from there. You can't really screw it up with the high end gear.
2007243
Just thinking. My cable run on the outside but start at on the lower tube with enough room at the very top of the tube to place the mirror without interfering with the cables. Hope yours is the same. If you need a picture let me know.
1106865
It is based on the cable route, up and over or underneath. The bike ferrule stay location dictates the configuration, I had some issues at getting the leverage needed, but after playing with it, got it to shift somewhat accurately.
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If your mounting on a non-level or slanted surface the screw takes up the slack caused by the non plumb surface or irregularities in the mounting area. Hope this helps.