Q:in my efforts to make everything as simplified as possible (lazy) im looking for a 25' or longer sata cable (also if there is an extension to the power cord thats used to power a cd drive in a desktop) trying to mount the cd drive all the way on the other side of the room (5ft away lol) so that i dont have to get up to change dvds. id mount it to the dvd shelf which is next to the sofa.

No go: What is the maximum length of a SATA data cable? 1m for SATA I, 2m for SATA II The exercise will be good for you. Maybe you have a wife, or a sister?

Q:I have a Canon Pixma MP190. Recently moved house and lost chord/cable so left with just printer and USB cable. Please help... I've looked on Canon's website and OKorder. Thank you!

First okorder and type in that model

Q:Have a 480 volts 3 phase 16 amp motor. Need 400 ft of extention cord. Is is OK to use a SOOW 10/4 cable, the voltage drop is 2.67%(12 volts). Machine is powerd by a generator that I can run at 500 volts to counter the voltage drop.8/4 cable cost twice as much, but the voltage drop is 1.7%(8 volts).

The only thing about SOOW is that the insulation is only rated for 600 volts, and the peak voltage of a 480 volt RMS system is 678 Volts. The peak-to-peak voltage is 1386 volts, and two adjacent phases will see a maximum potential difference of almost 800 volts This will be unsafe -- the insulation might breakdown (even though that 600 V is a conservative rating). Two adjacent phase cables will provide for 1200 volts rated total insulation and that is more than the phase-to-phase max of almost 800 volts, so you could take a chance, but I wouldn't recommend it. As for the wire size -- 10 gauge wire is definitely large enough to handle 16 amps. 12-gauge wire would even be sufficient, especially since you can compensate for the voltage loss. But, stick with the 10 gauge anyway, for a larger margin. You need cable that is rated for higher voltage. .

Q:I got a free graphics card from my cousin and my computer only has the SATA slots for graphic cards and the one he gave me has the 4 Pin cable. Is there anyway to get it converted or any cables that can go from 4 Pin to sata? I wanna see how this graphics card goes when its working fully.

Check okorder ... I was flat out unable to find a SATA to 6-pin cable. To put it bluntly, I'm surprised the card works at all without that addition power line.

Q:i need a power cable for a digitech rp 10 guitar effects processor. my teacher gave it to me and it doesnt have a power cord. if anyone has one please let me know. ill pay good money. but i wont pay an outrageous amount.

I only use my multifx for clean effects, since I've never found a distortion that sounds any good from any of them (even the newest aren't all that great). Turns out that most multifx units have pretty decent clean sounds. Whodathunk? I found a Boss GT-3 for 100$ (a good deal) and it's one of the best multifx I've ever used - again, only for cleans. The Boss GT-x series are so versatile that they're actually kinda hard to program, until you get used to them, but the sounds you can get out of them are far higher quality, in my opinion, than most other effect units out there, at least below the 500$ mark. The coolest part about the GT-x series is how you can program them to change sound over time - say, as you move the expression pedal it morphs from a flanger to a chorus, and all the while the delay behind it grows in volume and intensity, and everything is synced together to the same bpm with a tap tempo. It's simply sick. I don't have a lot of experience with the newest Digitech stuff, most of my experience is with models from, I dunno, almost a decade ago. They weren't that good back then. My best advice is to scour for cheap units second-hand that you know have good customer reviews, and go for them. Always play before you buy! Saul

Q:How do power-station-cable thieves manage to get away without being electrocuted?

Police are hunting for a badly scorched would-be copper thief after finding a hacksaw embedded in an 11,000 volt power cable. The thief also left a lit blow torch at the scene. He is presumed to be badly charred, and not the brightest bulb in the socket. .

Q:I lost my PS3 power cable but I got one from an old pc and it does work but am i better off using my old cable?Does it affect my PS3's performance?

Mmm well a cable is a cable if it is a three pin one then it is fine. With powercables you need a certain thickness of the cable for safety. PC cables are able to run 1000Watt... so a 200Watt console is no trouble.

Q:YJV-0.6 / 1KV-5x16 What does it mean? What does it mean? 1KV refers to what? 5 if it means 5 core, which 5 core refers to a 16mm2 cable has 5 core?

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Q:VV3 * 120 + 2 * 70 cable what does it mean

Friends, shielded cable is a layer of mesh copper or metal wire woven from one or more wires surrounded by a cable, this layer of mesh to prevent lightning, the outside signal can not interfere with it, and control cable is used To control the device to start the protection circuit, etc., in general occasions do not need to shield, with the general insulated wire on it, as long as the load on the line.

Q:Due to the large spans the signal must travel it must be amplified or reconstructed at one point, taking into consideration that everything happens underwater, where does the box that reconstructs the signal get it's power.

The cable that is laid on the ocean floor is typically called a submarine cable. These cables have been around for decades and were at first solid conductor cables used for telephone communications. Today they are typically a fiber optic cable with a solid conductor in the center. Typical burial rated fiber cable today can go 100km or about 60 miles in between repeaters. The cables are typically connected on either end by landing stations. These landing stations also provide power feed equipment. The repeaters are powered by a constant current sent down the conductor near the center of the cable. Therefore all repeaters in a cable are in series i.e. one wired to the next and to the next and so on. The landing station on one end of the cable will send a positive current and the station on the other end will send a negative current. The repeater derives it's power from the potential difference drop across them. This is basically a two channel power circuit wired in series using the same conductor...sorry to get really techincal=) isn't the internet great...hope this answers your question...below is a link to the patent applied for regarding transoceanic fiber repeaters, a submarine cable map, and my business website.