Can this be buried i have to run a large part underground for both hf and uhf transceivers
2032657
No. I would not recommend burying this cable. In my opinion the outer covering is only meant to be used above ground
2032658
I run 60' from my antenna to my home all buried in a pvc waterproof tubing. Any plastic tubing such as this will work and is reasonable in cost. The tubing also protects from mice which can eat it.
2032659
I would not bury this directly in the ground, needs to be put into electrical PVC conduit. Or the wire will degrade if installed directly in the dirt,and stop working
1436530
It depends on how deep it is buried. These devices are normally used to pick out a single cable from a bundle of wires. You may be better off with a metal detector.
28073
well, yes you could but it would not meet code requirements. You will be better off running regular three wire electrical cable through pvc conduit rated for underground applications. This greatly reduces the chance of the line being damaged.
1298579
My guess would be there is a place in the buried area where the two wires are touching. For you to get that result
1100741
Yes thats exactly how I buried mine. With just the top couple of inches above the ground. The actual speaker is inside the bottom portion. The top part has a cone just inside the cage. I suppose u could bury it all the way down without damaging it and it would be less of a tripping hazard.
316259
Not rated for aerial use. Can be buried without conduit as long as the soil is not rocky. Need to make sure the cable will not be damaged. If in doubt use pvc conduit.
382930
Short answer: No. Will it work - yes. Is it a good idea - no. It's not rated for anything other than low voltage work, and it's NOT rated for direct burial.
139277
just a note. you do not need to put the cord in a pvc pipe, you can just bury it. I have some buried for over 5 years with no problem. You can also tap into ant existing low voltage line you might have already, no need then to run to the transformer, just snip off the end terminals and splice to any existing 12 volt line.
1191165
The rock does have a place to connect the wire. I guess you wouldn't have to burry the wire, but we buried ours.
1513044
we rented a gas powered cable burying machine at the local rental hardware store. It is a task to do and requires putting dirt back over the wire and buying and laying some additional top soil but once we got the hang of it, it worked well.
750850
I buried mine inside a metal pipe just under the dirt. Had to cover the pipe back up every once and awhile but I had a dirt driveway. Not sure what you are working with. If you can get the wire across, under, over the driveway, the dog should stop at the wire and not make it to the gate. The system worked well for me.
1750935
Yes it can go underground and should. The end of the drain needs to be open and drained to a lower area. Try to compact the soil on the sides while burying.
57427
I am running gigabit Ethernet error free on a 150 foot run of this stuff. I have also done POE over the cable. The high frequency energy for the gbe signalling only travels on the outside surface (the skin) of the conductor, so the fact that it is copper clad is a non issue for performance. The only possible issue is DC resistance, and that would matter only if you are doing POE with a load more than 6W, at a distance more than 200 feet from the POE source. The reason this is copper cad aluminium is to save money and weight.
838744
Yes you can. Remember, you need a repeater every 5 meters. I highly recommend you to seal and protect well where you join the wire to the strip piece. I personally add hot glue and string plastic to secure it.
1208709
Yes they can be safely buried. I did put some RTV on the threads before assembly though just to be safe.
1032179
Hi Chris, Two suggestions to your inquiry. It is possible your cellular company provider may have a signal extender unit that can be placed in the basement location of the Pit Boss, like a cable router. If not, then the only other option is running the wire upstairs were you have good signal strength. This may require you to purchase additional wire. I would take the whole unit with you and explain your situation to the departments electrical staff. They may suggest either the same size wire or a slightly thicker wire based on the wire length needed. I hope this helps, good luck.
1917741
It is not waterproof. The connections are subject to corrosion whether it is buried or not.