extension wire source?
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From: Madisonville, LA
I deal security systems, and there is a cat5 type cable we use which is twisted /shielded, I may even have a piece I can mail you if you only need a few feet.
Richard Newman
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Originally posted by jlong34016
I have used shielded twisted wire for long runs. I have had interference problems with straight wires especially using digital servos and y's.
I have used shielded twisted wire for long runs. I have had interference problems with straight wires especially using digital servos and y's.
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From: Alden,
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Richard,
What Cat 5 cable are you using? The stuff I deal with (plenum or non-plenum) is all solid wires and would be prone to vibration damage I would think? For what it's worth, I've wired up a "custom" wiring harness in a F-82 twin Mustang using some multi-conductor shielded wiring from Belden. Lot's of stock stuff available with & without shielding. Has held up real well, & sure beats dragging a bunch of individual extension cords thru the center section of the wings.
Bob
What Cat 5 cable are you using? The stuff I deal with (plenum or non-plenum) is all solid wires and would be prone to vibration damage I would think? For what it's worth, I've wired up a "custom" wiring harness in a F-82 twin Mustang using some multi-conductor shielded wiring from Belden. Lot's of stock stuff available with & without shielding. Has held up real well, & sure beats dragging a bunch of individual extension cords thru the center section of the wings.
Bob
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Cat 5 is four pair. I'll get the wire size for you later today! I think its 18G.
Richard Newman
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Originally posted by woketman
Richard, is it three conductor and who makes it? Eddie and I have used the Belden stuff, but I would like something thicker, at least 22 gage.
Richard, is it three conductor and who makes it? Eddie and I have used the Belden stuff, but I would like something thicker, at least 22 gage.
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From: Fort Wayne, IN
Originally posted by AirRayInc.Com
Gentlemen,
thank you all for your information. Looks like Cermark has the best "value" of 22 guage. 100 feet for $40.00. Does anyone have any experience using this wire?
Thanks again, I always know where to come for best info
Ray
Gentlemen,
thank you all for your information. Looks like Cermark has the best "value" of 22 guage. 100 feet for $40.00. Does anyone have any experience using this wire?
Thanks again, I always know where to come for best info
Ray
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From: Glen Robertson, ON, CANADA
For what its worth, a lot of jet guys in Europe are using the Fiber Optic servo extensions to eleminate any chance of long extension glitches.
http://www.geocities.com/traviscouch/FAQ.html?
http://www.geocities.com/traviscouch/FAQ.html?




