What kind of span can be run with these without support?
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We do recommend that you use support for the 100 ft sting. The weight of the bulbs and the string will require some reinforcement. Thanks
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They're like xmas lights you'll have to support them on a cable over a long span. If on like a patio cover every 2 ft if you dont want them to sag. Hope this helps...
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Greetings: Send us any and all numbers or markings that you can find on both old supports. We can tell using the numbers which to suggest. Thank You, Lou Fishman
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Of course, you can use them anyway you want. You may need to support them due to the shape. They are made to be used upright, though. I hope that helps.
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I used them on a jeep wrangler and, if I remember correctly, the supports spanned the rails fine. I've used them on several cars and have no issues with them.
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You need to build a support (or platform) between the two (like a river bridge pier that supports two spans of a bridge). Make sure the support is well anchored.
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Sorry, don't have any either. I agree with Roger C. - find another creative way if you can't find the clamps. Maybe roll some tape (electrical or duct) around the stem until it's thicker than the hole of the weight bands - but this also may be difficult if you reposition often.
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You can run at an angle to avoid obstructions as long as that angle is not more than 20 degrees from vertical (approximately a 3ft tilt at the top when fully assembled). If you have your owner's manual check out page 9. We make parts specifically for routing around large windows and awnings. If you don't have your owner's manual then send us an email to info@camco.net. We would be glad to send you a PDF.
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You can run it with tubes. Typically, you can run any tubeless ready tire with a tube.
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They will accommodate up to number 10 AWG stranded. Recommend tinning the strands before use.
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Mount them hard with rope or chain or cable. Bungee would work but would stretch a lot with some moderate winds. Its very tough material and well reenforced and you'll want to pull it tight so it doesn't sag too much in the middle.
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You can use tubes, but the TCS stands for "Tubeless Compatible System" so they can be run tubeless as well with some work.
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I ran a small nylon rope through the top supports to hook a small solar chinese type lantern. Dont think you would want anything heavier. I also ran 2 strings of solar lights around the interior of canopy. It's beautiful at night!
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I don't think so, there are no connections or nodes at the ends to allow that :(
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About one inch thick made out of a plastic like material. When setting it up, be sure to use the long ground pins that come with the kit. If you fo not, the spans will warp in summer sun.
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They support a PV panel 1 inch off the surface. Since they are steel I would imagine they would support 50 - 60 lbs, but given that they are designed for PV panels I doubt you're going to encounter too many that weigh 200 lbs (4 brackets X 50lbs each). They do what they are represented for very well.
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Check the Ditra website for thin set requirements. They are very clear and helpful.
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You might want to phynex. As far as I know they are run on the 123 except the recharable ones