Do tDo the 1000' length come as 1 continuous un-spliced length?
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I have not noticed any splices, and i'm roughly 500' through the one I purchased.
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Jeff I just tested 875' of RG6 just for you. This tester will test for continuity for that length and more.
1697576
Hi Terrence,The 20' version is the only length available in that series.Thanks!New World Pro Audio
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Nope. I bought,Mediabridge 16AWG Speaker Wire (100 Feet) - Spooled Design with Sequential Foot Markings. Speakers sound wonderful, one I mounted then up on the walls.
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Yes. It should be noted that to avoid splicing two lengths by hand, they offer a 60' cable that has the correct ends that allow for a proper connection to the standard 60' cable.
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I wish I could answer this question, but it's a bit above my pay grade. I have a trusted "fix-it" person who handles such things for me. I do know there's one run on that particular transformer that's well over 50 feet long, and it has a splice in it. I know this because the spliced part was added later, when I wanted more lights in a new flowerbed. I hope this helps.
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There is a 6" lead on both ends so that when you connect them end to end it looks seamless. I can assure you that are 25 sockets on the string and it is 25' in length. Thanks.
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You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any splice in audio cable tends to deter the sound quality. You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any... » Read More You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any splice in audio cable tends to deter the sound quality. « Show Less
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I don't think you will be able to shorten this. It was longer than I wanted also, so I just doubled back. I think they do make these in different lengths though.
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The one that I received is 10FT. Amazom asked me to respond to your question.
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It doesn't appear so they are about 1' long anyway, most LED light strings that can be cut can only be cut ever X feet.
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My experience is you can string 5 16' sets together without repeating. Afterwards you would need to repeater for another 5 sets.
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Not on the ones that I got. They came with the splices and the wires eere only 3 or 4 ft long. This wasn't a problem for me since I was replacing one of my sensors.
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With some creative splicing you could get by with 8. If you are going to use a splitter it will take alot more.
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This is definitely approaching the limit for sure. I think they make a 75 footer, that also has a relay in the middle like this one, but I wouldn't string several together. Your data transfer rates will end up in the toilet for sure.
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5ft Edit: I just noticed that the product description actually says 1M (3ft). However, the cable that came with my keypad is definitely much longer than that. If having it longer than 3ft is important, I'd be cautious as they may source their cables from different places and just happened to stick a 5ft cable to a certain batch of keypads.
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Yes. I have done it two ways. In one case I purchased a 50 or 60 foot extention cord from Defender. However, I also found that I had some very short runs and some very long runs. I shortened the cord for the short run by removing a section of the cord and splicing the remaining cord together. I then used the extra cord from the one I shortened and spliced it into the cord I needed to be longer. The wires in the cords are very fine so the splicing is a delicated job but it is very do-able.