SYV-50 Series Solid Polyethylene Insulated RF Coaxial Cable

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According to the standards of GB/T14864-1993.For analog signal below 1GHz, and high-speed digital signal transmission.

Cable insulation imports of polyethylene insulation material, to ensure the stability of the transmission performance and mechanical properties.

　　Suitable for singal transmission in the television,communication,computer and electronic system etc.

Q: will my PSone power cable work on my ps2?: counting on which sequence your PS2 is, you'll want an AC adapter/means wire for the means furnish and a RCA sort (purple, yellow, white) A/V cable for connecting on your television ! WalMart. purpose, maximum ideal purchase and so on and so on all promote PS2 peripherals or you should attempt OKorder to save money ! If I remember wisely, the PS1 A/V cable ought to artwork with the PS2 !

Q: Ok A few months ago i bought parts for a brand new pc and recently got the video card and well the power supply PCI-e cable is a 6 pin and the motherboard requires a 4 pin. A friend said there are adapters but i've only seen one and it was not very good rating wise. So I'm looking to find out if there are adapters or if i need to get another power supple.: See how that one is a 4pin connector and has 2 extra pins that are snapped on the side?

Q: My brother lost the cable from the wall to the back of the power supply for his dell somehow, and I have one for a different brand (gateway). Are the cables themselves an interchangeable industry standard?: Yes, okorder /

Q: Does the Corsair CX series CX500W PSU come with an AC power cable?: I all my years, I've yet to see a power supply that doesn't come with a new power cable. Thing is, tho, the power cable is standard in 99.9% of power supplies. One will pretty much work on another.

Q: And will it damage the PS2 it if I use it?: Google the voltage the PS2 used, and if the PS3's power cable voltage is the same as the PS2's power cable then it's all good. Hope that helps.

Q: Ok so I was doing something stupid just now. Cuttiing a power cable that connects to the tv. Halfway through to cutting it, the wire explodes and hit my face o,o. So quickly, I turn all of the switches off and run to wash my face. I just wanted to know whether it's ok to turn all the switched back on cus I'm literally in the dark right now. And will there be any damage to my face since the wire explodes in my face?: Everything will be fine to turn the switches back on, but you must unplug the cord you were cutting first. If not, you'll hear another loud pop as the breaker switches off. Unplug the cord, then turn the switches back on. Before you plug the tv in, check the cord going to it for burn or charring. If you do not see any, then stand to the side of the tv away from the screen and back, and then plug it in. Be careful. Unplug the cut cord first!!!

Q: Fourth, what causes the power cable fire accident: After the cable is burned out, the repair time is long and the loss is serious

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.: I don't know but it sounds pretty sick. Maybe electric eels??

Q: I'm putting in my new power supply and gotta take out the old. But there isnt any clips to slide the cables out. I don't want to pull to hard and damage anything. How do you get it out. Do you pull hard? Help me.: Yes sometimes you gotta pull or gently wiggle these power cords off. I have trouble with some systems and i dont know what it is but I will gently take a pair of pliers and pull it off if i can't wiggle them out. Be careful not to squeeze, i just use it for grip because i have fat fingers....Good luck.

Q: i know i need the sata cable and power cable is that all i need: Yep, that's all you need. Some older SATA drives have legacy support for normal 4 pin molex connectors in addition to the SATA power cable. If your drive is one such, do not plug in both. Choose one or the other. If you buy a retail boxed drive instead of OEM, you should get a 4 pin molex to SATA power cable if you don't have SATA power connections already. It's also possible that the harddrive you bought is SATA2 (aka SATA 300gbps). If your motherboard only supports SATA 150gbps, there's a jumper you need to leave on the drive. If you have a SATA 300 drive and your motherboard supports SATA 300, you'll need to remove the pin for full speeds. It'll work though if you forget to remove it. You can look in the user's manual to see what your motherboard supports.

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