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Specifications

Pure Silver Wire
1. Pure silver has extremely high electrical
2. Very low contact resistance .
3,Ag content:> 99.99%

Specifications :

99.99% Pure Silver Wire for E cig atomizer

Specification:

Material	Composition	Density g/cm3	Resistivity μΩ. cm	Hardness HV kg/mm3
Ag	more than99.95	more than10.49	lessthan1.6	30--70

Material

Composition

Density

g/cm3

Resistivity

μΩ. cm

Hardness

HV kg/mm3

more than99.95

more than10.49

lessthan1.6

30--70

Features:

(1) Very low contact resistance .

(2) Pure silver has extremely high electrical conductivity .

(3) Easy to solder .

(4) It is easy to produce, so silver is an ideal contact material.

(5) It is one of the most widely used materials in small capacity and voltage especially good for the elelctrical appliance with working curent below5A.

Q:The question above relates with the Transpose Line.One of the subtopics under Transmission Line Parameters in Power System.: If the adjacent line induces current in a nearby cable that would be a problem. Transposing results in one section having an induced current with a certain phase but the next section (after the transposition) has an induced current with the opposite phase. Over the length off the cable, the opposing induced currents will cancel each other out.

Q:The specs say: 350 Watts, DC 12V, 100-240V. It is a Rackable server.Are there special / different power cables to use with servers than desktop PCs?Where can I find the power cable with the above specs. I tried OKorder with not much luck.: Actually, There is no Different. The Point is make sure that the Cable to use for server is the Proper Cable to use for long term usage, and can plug properly to the Server.

Q:I bought a TV and it requires 9 amps but it didn't include the cable. I have a 7 amp cable that fits, but I don't want to damage the TV. All the cables at stores around me don't fit well. Could I get away with just using this one for a couple days until the right one arrives in the mail? I can imagine that it wouldn't give me reliable power, but I don't really care about that, I just don't want to damage the power supply of the TV. Thanks in advance.: You have a TV that draws 9 amps from a 117 v.a.c. power line? That's roughly a kilowatt. You could run three 55-inch LED sets for that, with power to spare. Or does your TV operate from a 12-volt d.c. source, like for a boat or RV? That would make more sense, 108 watts total. In that case, using the wrong power cable could be at least a theoretical hazard. I'd wait for the proper cable. If you'll update your post with the make and model of your TV and what you're powering it from, you might get a better answer. Your location would also help, at least which country due to different a.c. power systems. ----------------------- Followup, per your added details: now I get it--you have a power cord that's rated at 7 or 9 amps, not a TV that draws that much. That's entirely different. Your TV/DVD combo will use a maximum of about 150 watts, which means it will draw just a little over one amp. So any power cord you can find that fits properly and is rated at something like 3 amps or more will be fine.

Q:what is the difference in applications between single and multicore power cables?: Multi-core power cables are useful any time you're carrying a circuit in and out of an appliance at the same location. Usually that's just 2 plus an optional ground. For electronic devices with specialized power requirements, there may be several power lines in the cable carrying different voltages. Single-core power cables are especially useful in high amperage appliances, such as welding equipment, and in DC automotive wiring in which the chassis serves as the ground. Thick cables for high amperage are hard enough to manage and wire without being bundled into a multi-core monster. It also makes sense to use single core cables with a ground chassis so that you only have to run one wire, and just complete the circuit to ground at the point of use. Single-core power cables can also be useful in serial or parallel wired appliances, or power supplies, such as a string of lights, or an array of batteries.

Q:i am going to establish a new power cable manufacturing business. i want to ask you what should i name to my business or what brand name should i adopt that is appopriate.: follow the suggestions. Good Luck

Q:I need a low profile extention to the exsiting power cable so it can run along the skirting to the mains socket.I was thinking of joining flex wire to the existing cable, wrapping the 3 cores with heatshrink, and then wrapping the whole thing with white insulation tape. the guy from maplin told me I could do this but then I''ve heard that this is a bad idea (and probably against UK safety regulations).: What I would do is make an extension up and just plug the heater into that. When you don't use the heater anymore use the extension for something else. Normally you need a Janus plug a normal plug and 2.5mm^2 three core flex. You can solder the wires and heat shrink it, just make sure the solder join is done well. If you just twist it together it might heat up and burn.

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:What can I use for a power cable? Need a new one and I am not sure what to get. Could you send a link to one please?: Looks OK for the price.

Q:I dont get any power to my amp. If something is pinching the line could that make it not get any power? Or could there be something else wrong?: My first guess would be a blown fuse. But a kink in the cables could do it by breaking the metal strand inside, although wires will usually bend quite a bit before this happens. When it does happen it is usually right at the connection.

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.

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