Galvanized Steel Wire Strand GSW Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground

Galvanized Steel Wire Strand GSW Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground System 1

Galvanized Steel Wire Strand GSW Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground

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Supply Capability:: 100000 m/month

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Introduction: Galvanized Steel Wire Strand（GSW）

Features:
Used as Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground or Static Wire, Guy Wire.
GSW meet or exceed the standard GB 1200-88

Specification

Construction	Wire Dia.	Overall Dia.	Total Area	Specific Tensile Strength					Weight
				1175	1270	1370	1470	1570
				Min.Total Breaking Load of Wires
	mm	mm	mm²	kN	kN	kN	kN	kN	kg/100m
*13**	2.90	6.2	19.82	23.29	25.17	27.15	29.14	31.12	15.99
	3.20	6.4	24.13	28.35	30.65	33.06	35.47	37.88	19.47
	3.50	7.5	28.86	33.91	36.65	39.54	42.43	45.31	23.29
	4.00	8.6	37.70	44.30	47.88	51.65	8.08	59.19	30.42
*17**	1.00	3.0	5.50	6.46	6.98	7.54	11.64	8.64	4.37
	1.20	3.6	7.92	9.31	10.06	10.85	11.64	12.43	6.29
	1.40	4.2	10.78	12.67	13.69	14.77	15.85	16.92	8.56
	1.60	4.8	14.07	16.53	17.87	19.28	20.68	22.09	11.17
	1.80	5.4	17.81	20.93	22.62	24.40	26.18	27.96	14.14
	2.00	6.0	21.99	25.84	29.73	30.13	32.32	34.52	17.46
	2.30	6.9	29.08	34.17	36.93	39.84	42.75	45.66	23.09
	2.60	7.8	37.17	43.60	47.20	50.92	54.63	58.35	29.51
	2.90	8.7	46.24	54.33	58.72	63.35	67.97	72.60	36.71
	3.20	9.6	56.30	66.15	71.50	77.13	82.76	88.39	44.70
	3.50	10.5	67.35	79.14	85.85	92.27	99.00	105.74	53.48
	3.80	11.4	79.39	93.28	100.82	108.76	116.70	124.64	63.04
	4.00	12.0	87.96	103.35	111.71	120.50	129.30	138.10	69.84
*119**	1.60	8.0	38.20	44.88	48.51	52.33	56.15	59.97	30.40
	1.80	9.0	48.35	56.81	61.40	66.24	71.07	75.91	38.49
	2.00	10.0	59.69	70.14	75.81	81.78	87.74	93.71	47.51
	2.30	11.5	78.94	92.75	100.25	108.15	116.04	123.94	62.84
	2.60	13.0	100.88	118.53	128.12	138.20	148.29	158.38	80.30
	2.90	14.5	125.50	147.46	159.38	171.93	184.48	197.03	99.90
	3.20	16.0	152.81	179.55	194.06	209.35	224.63	239.91	121.64
	3.50	17.5	182.80	214.79	232.16	250.44	268.72	287.00	145.51
	4.00	20.0	238.76	280.54	303.23	327.10	350.98	374.86	190.05

Galvanized Steel Wire Strand GSW Messenger Wire, Overhead Ground

Q: Hi well I'm wondering if I can by those 8 pin 6 pin power cords what goes in to your graphics card to plug in to a power socket on the wall. Because I only have 500 wats and at the moment I have the 4850 and already I'm thinking about getting the GTx 295 or something can't remember. But it needs more then 500 wats lmao.I don't wont to upgrade my PSU so will I be able to plug the GTx in to the the wall like as a sprite power cable what goes in to the AC power cable in the wall?BTW I live in Australia so could could you tell me where you are like USA London ect just in case Australia doesn't have it. =)And where can I buy this transfer as well.: You cannot plug it into the wall. Its too sophisticated. A single GTX 295 requires a 700-watt PSU with a 50 Amp 12v rail. Insane power consumption going on here. Upgradable to quad-SLI (woo). If you can afford a GTX why can't you afford the PSU? A PSU regulates your power and protects your equipment from voltage spikes etc. Get the PSU. Whats wrong with your 4850? can your board support a x-fire setup (two 4850s linked?) That'd be cheaper in the long run.

Q: Hi there - I had a Mr Bean moment when hooking up my DVR and camera during a house renovation project. Basically, I put the cables the wrong way around so that the ends that go in to the DVR are with the camera and the ends that are meant to be connected to the camera are with the DVR.: Not, it is not.

Q: I purchased a LCD TV the other day and ran a cable line to it (via crawl space). I had to use a splitter to connect the new TV. I connected the cable directly to the TV and then the power cable to the outlet which “popped” and the power went out (breaker trips). I connect the TV power cable to a surge protector and the power goes out again (surge protector wasn’t even on). So I disconnect the cable from the tv and connect the power. Everything is fine until I try and connect the cable...let’s just say the spark was bright and hot enough to melt part of the connector on the TV! So I return the TV and get a different brand and the same thing happens when I plug it into a surge protector. To begin narrowing out possible problems I connect the cable to a regular 10 year old TV with no problems. It is a brand new cable with no cuts or fraying. Any suggestions?: Something is seriously wrong, and you may need to get an electrician on the problem. You need to check the voltage between your set and the cable with a meter. There should be little or no measurable voltage. If you are getting a reading like 115 volts, then I suspect that the wall outlet into which your TV is plugged has been wired backwards, i.e. the black wire is on the white terminal, and vice-versa. The cable is (or should be) grounded where it comes into the house, but if the outlet has the hot wire on the wrong side, this might cause the problem you described. The wrong connection could have occurred anywhere along the line between your main panel and the outlet, so this may involve checking the connections at several outlets and light fixtures - whatever is on the same circuit as your TV's outlet.

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Q: What is the heat of the cross-linked cable?: 75 indicates the characteristic impedance, the video line 75-3 (100 meters) can work the normal transmission distance 75-5 (300 meters) can work the normal transmission distance 75-7 (500-800 meters) can work the normal transmission Distance 75-9 (1000-1500 meters) can work normally the transmission distance commonly used models are generally SYV75- the same manufacturers may also provide different price products, the specific difference is that the copper used is copper or copper clad aluminum , Or outside the shield copper core number, such as: 96 series (referring to 96 fine copper core weaving), 128 series, etc, the more the number of shielding performance is better, so this need to pay attention to the procurement of products The

Q: I have an Apple powerbook g4, and my original power adaptor broke. So I bought a new one online, not an original mac one as they are too expensive for me! But this new one makes my tv, stereo and even the sound from headphones plugged into the laptop buzz or go funny. I don't really have a major problem, I can handle the buzzing, but is this a health problem? Like weird electro-magnetic cancer causing stuff?: Electro magnetism over the short term doesn't harm you very much, but i'd be worried about the voltage that's going into your battery because mac products dislike anything that isn't made by a mac certified manufacturer... which is one reason why i NEVER use a mac product... cause they suck =P

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