Need a cable like this to be flexible (not stiff), and maybe on the thinner side...for cable routing through a tight space. Is this the right cable?
911792
It's a great cable. It's soft and flexible. It's a little thick but it should work for what ur doing. It's not that thick.
1437880
This particular board is stiff enough. Not much "Flex" at all with normal pressure There is a very minimum amount of flex, but it depends on the thickness of the Copper clad PC board you order.
2086346
This cable is quite thick, and it is therefore a bit more rigid and less flexible than regular CAT6 cable. That is to be expected, though, with the harder, stronger outer jacket. I've used it, though, both indoors and outdoors and haven't had any real issues. But, if you need to route it snugly around corners that are 90 degrees or less, it would take a bit of effort and might not be as as snug as ordinary, indoor CAT6 cable.
1713534
Hello yes the cable is like a boat trailer system - you want to use it to take up the slack - then use the hydraulic jack to lift - if it was not like this I think it would only be 1/2 as useful
1265285
It is stranded wire so it has some degree of flexibility. Do not kink or make sharp bends with it and expect it not to break.
1487018
as long as the flexible part of the cable is, you should be ok. Mine is at a pretty hard left turn and it's been doing good for about two years now.
1320758
Connectors are somewhat stiff but not overall a pain like others. Overall I would rate the stiffness adequate and secure. Cables are not as stiff to move around and route in the case. Overall I am satisfied.
1067790
i wouldn't advise it as it is VERY tough to terminate , my suggestion however is when you use an underground cable you need to account for 20% extra cable too , because its not so bendable
2023067
The cable is a bit coarse (sturdy)because of the thickness but I have had no trouble running it through my entertainment cabinet.
1784128
I'm not sure I can answer that question properly, but I will give it a try. Although it is thinner than other cables I have used, when I fished it up the wall to the TV port, I was not at all hesitant to pull on the cord when it snagged in the wall. It pulled through without a problem. Additionally, it felt really well built and solid .
1879257
no, pretty solid and practical. I accidentally kinked mine real hard because I was just plain stupid and I did not suffer any increase in latency. Of course, please be careful not to kink your cable. Otherwise, this is a very good cable. Also, you might want to reasearch how long you can go with a CL2 cable before losing quality for whatever type of signal you are going to handle with it.
269347
my question is, if there is a cable specially manufactured to be used for this purpose?
691258
I went with coiled b/c a straight cable would be about 20 feet (I DONT REALLY KNOW) but it would be unwieldy in a tight environment and even sitting at my desk listening to them during the day, a straight cable would take up so much desk space! Coiled all the way!
965820
Hello Kendall,I would say this cable is not what you need. You'll want an outdoor cable, like this one we offer: New 1,000 ft bulk Cat5e Ethernet Cable / Wire UTP Pull Box 1,000ft Cat-5e Waterproof Outdoor / Direct Burial / Underground ~ VIVO (CABLE-V003)Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
1259410
I doubt that it is flexible enough for what you want to do. It has a spiral wire molded into its fairly thick sidewall.
712281
The cable is very flexible, however, the connector itself has no real give. I would recommend a 1 1/2" to 2" clearance in the rear of the TV if mounting on a wall (alternatively, many TVs now have recessed I/O panels on the rear for just this reason). Ultimately, if mounting to a wall, I would recommend a right-angle HDMI cable. Finally, I have used many cables over the years, these Blue Riggers are the best and at the best price. Buy 2-packs and save. There is always a new need for an HDMI cable of whatever length. Good luck!
1746312
I would go with, again if it were me, probably a 10 gauge maybe even an 8 gauge monster cable. That's actually what it's called., but sounds great, no resistance whatsoever. Thanks Tim