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Specification

standard	GB/T14864-1993

Information:	1, temperature: -40 ℃ ~ +65 ℃ 2, relative humidity: 40 ℃ and up to 98% 3, installation laying temperature not lower than -15 ℃ Bending radius: Interior of not less than five times the cable diameter ...... Outside of not less than 10 times the cable diameter ......
Character:	Products in accordance with the appropriate standards of production (GB/T1486-93; GB/T11138-97; JIS and U.S. military standard), attenuation, interference is strong, structural asked Tung electrical performance is good, with good resistance to gas properties.
Feature	1, single live stranded inner conductor 2, polyethylene insulation 3, copper wire braid 4, PVC sheathed
Feature
FAQ:
main technical performance	1, the insulation resistance of not less than 10000MΩ.km 2, 50Ω Capacitance less than 115PF / m 3, 75Ω Capacitance less than 76PF / m
Remark	Installation laying temperature not lower than -15 ℃ allowed minimum bending radius: Interior of not less than five times the cable diameter Outside of not less than 10 times the cable diameter Products in accordance with the appropriate standards of production（GB/T1486-93;GB/T11138-97;JISAnd the U.S. military standard），Attenuation, interference is strong, structural asked Tung electrical performance is good, with good resistance to gas properties.

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Coaxial Cable Manufacturing Practice Preparation

Q: How can we manage power (voltage ) loss in the long distance if elcetricity is fed along with the cable?: The repeaters use copper wire bundled together with the fiber optic to power the repeaters, the voltage drop is managed with an engineered choice of voltage and current. Each cable has a different combination to suite the particular distance. And each cable would be tailored for the individual application.

Q: I'm looking to add another Light fixture on the other side of the garage, and wire it using the existing cable from the first light, I know running a normal power cable outside drywall is against code, but I've heard some people say you can use something like BX cable, or some metal encased cable outside of drywall and still be up to code? Is there a I can run this cable outside of the drywall using something like that, and if yes, what exactly would I need to use to accomplish this? I plan I running the wire from the right side of the garage door, up above the door, and to the left side of the door to install a matching light.: If exposed, you must use an armored cable or conduit. No if's, and's, or but's... Personally, I think conduit is your best option.

Q: Welding cable (230v) doesn't, so why would (14v) car audio cables: Voltage is not your main enemy when dealing with electricity. It's current or amps that are the main concern. You can think of it like a water hose, the V is the speed of the water, the A is the amount. Take Ohm's law for example. Say we have an amp that's producing 1000W With a 230V power system we have 4.3A, with a 14V power system we have 71A. That's a lot of amperage. Car power cables have a thick jacket to prevent shorts, shorts are bad. If you had a large cable going from one end of your car to the other, without a fuse. (lot's of people don't fuse correctly) If that cable comes in contact with the metal of the car it's going to short and that whole cable is going to get red hot and burn your car to the ground.

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).: If you have the ability to increase the voltage to compensate for the volt drop and the cable has sufficient current carrying capacity, then you are fine. The volt drop will cause a little wasted power but nothing compared to cable costs probably. Presumably your boosted voltage generator wont be powering anything else or that will give you problems Edit, Cables are rated in rms voltage

Q: I am currently travelling in Europe and my power cable crapped out. I need a website which offers next-day international shipping. I am currently in Prague and am going to Krakow next; so if you know of a store in either city which would save me the shipping costs, that works, too.: OKorder

Q: I have a two year old HP Compaq 6710s laptop, and since yesterday, the second I plug in my power cable, my CPU usage goes up from a normal amount to 100% immediately, making my computer really really slow. Is there anything I can do to fix this? Do you think there's something wrong with the cable or the computer?: i wouldn't of thought that would of been a problem charging, have you tried different sockets around the house ? that's all i can think of at the moment

Q: we have one control cable 120 VAC contains 7 conductors and another power cable of 480 VAC each contains 7conductors. can be installed in one conduit: Goober is correct. Not a good design.

Q: What kind of material does the power cable accessory contain?: When the short circuit occurs when the wire through a large current, more than the rated current of the wire, so the wire will heat

Q: what size of main power cable to use for two amps with combined power of 600 watts rms.the length of the run will be about 12 feet from battery to amplifiers.: i would use at least 8-10 awg.

Q: Soooooo I don't know much about electronics, but... I'm pretty that my AC power cable for my new receiver was made wrong. You know how it supposed to have a positive and a negative pins? well they are both the same. I know that the wall outlet has the little whole and the bigger one. I've seen some AC power cables that only have the little flat pins so they fit on the wall outlet. My cable has two of the big flat pins... so I can't plug it in the outlet. What do I do? is there like a plug I could buy? I've been using google but I can't find anything...: If the equipment is under warranty, I might consider taking it back and complaining. If not, the hardware store is your recourse here. Good luck!

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