Ribbon GYDXTW Duct, Aerial Optical Cable
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| | The structure of GYDXTZW (outdoor optical cable used for telecommunication with metallic central strength, optical fiber belt central tube layer-stranded style, steel-PE cover with steel wire) is covering the inner-fulfilled waterproof compound loose tube, which is made of high modulus plastic, with the single mode optical fiber. The waterproof belt and steel belt covered vertically out of the loose tube, two parallel steel wire on the both sides of the cable core are be used as the strengthen part to retard the flame and become the optical cable. The Fiber can be used in all cable constructions, especially tight buffered cable which is the key of Fiber-To-The-Home and Fiber-To-The-Mansion. |
- Q: So, I built my first computer 6 months ago, only to have the power supply fail, and maybe fry the CPU or the motherboard (hope not), and I ordered the XFX 550W from newegg. Now I built the computer, but this is actually going to be the first time I'm taking out the cables of the power supply to the motherboard, and it looks like it's quite tightly in there, do I just take it out by force? I don't want to exert too much pressure because I'm a pussy and I don't want to ruin it haha.
- The HDD power cable has no clips, the SATA cable usually does though. The ATX power cable especially (20/24pin) will give quite a lot of resistance, just make sure to keep pushing the clip down while pulling up equally, meanwhile, keep an eye on the motherboard, it'll flex and bend as you pull it up, but yes, you will have to pull quite hard to get things out, harder than you would normally think, I was the same as you, I keep thinking if I pull/push too hard or force things they'll break, but components are far more robust and resistant than you think.
- Q: Cannot find a path to send the power cable for the amplifier through
- The firewall is the bulkhead between the Passenger compartment and the engine bay. Look for a rubber grommet in the firewall/bulkhead that has existing wires going through it and use this. Some firewalls have grommets that you can use to pass your power cable through from the battery. Remember to put an in line fuse on th live cable of the correct rating.
- Q: How long is the service life of the cable?
- cable bridge and other pipes and other facilities shall not share a column (bracket)
- Q: This type of cable with the armor without expert advice, thank you. More
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- Q: I'm gonna be running a 2,700watts RMS system on a Power Acoustik 4,500watt Class D Monoblock amp at 1-ohm. I have a 2005 Impala LS do I'm going to need a secondary battery. What size should it be? Also what size power wire and ground wire should I use? I'm going to be using 8gauge speaker wire. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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- Q: I am trying to run the power cable leading to the amplifier in my car but can not seem to find a hole or firewall to pass the wire through. My car is a 91 Toyota Tercel. Please and Thank you
- The Tercel will have a couple of un-used holes that are covered with black solid rubber grommets. You can poke a hole through one with a pen or screw driver and just push the wire through. You should find these holes one the left and right symmetrically, and they will be near half way down, but closer to the top than bottom. If you can't see them, maybe you can feel for them.
- Q: I don't know what to do. I bought a monitor from someone on OKorder over a month ago. He said the person who packaged the monitor accidentally put my cables in the box with another monitor he sold to someone else.For a month now he's been quot;trying to find a solution.He said he looked at electronics stores, but never found anything. I already paid a lot for the monitor, and can't afford to buy the cables again. (because I already bought them with the monitor from this guy...)WHAT CAN I DO?
- The cables that go with monitors are generally pretty generic. I have piles of extra cables lying around myself, if I was in your position I'd probably walk about ten feet over that way and pull out the cables I need from there. The only thing that would worry me, in your position, is whether that monitor actually works at all. You wouldn't know until you plugged in the cables and tried it now would you. You can probably get whatever cables you need for next to nothing out of some local electronics junk shop, or from craigslist. People often just give away junk like that, just to get rid of it.
- Q: It never occurred to me that the power cable -- the one connected from the outlet to the laptop's AC brick -- is rated at quot;125V - 7Aquot;. Does that mean it won't be able to handle the 240V in some countries? The brick itself is rated 100V - 240V, so it can be used internationally. In fact, I spent a year in France, where I used my Dell Inspiron just fine (with a prong adapter so it'll fit into the socket). The reason why I'm paying attention to the power cable is because the cable for my Nikon D80 battery charger has a quot;USsticker on it. The charger itself can handle 240V, but does this mean the cable cannot?
- The thinner the cables are, the less voltage they can handle. So since cell phone charger cables are significantly smaller than laptop cables, the cell phone charger cables could heat up and actually melt the insulation.
- Q: on a 600 watt amp will it blow my amp?
- No. It's just a cable. Plus, there is no such thing as a 1200 watt power cable. Cable is measured in terms of gauge. I'm guessing you're using a 4 or 6 gauge, but no, you can never have too big a cable, only too small.
- Q: A network cable must cross a power cable. What can be done to minimize the amount of EMI?
- Use okorder / You would need two (one for each side of the connection)
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