1000 foot is one continuous strand, right (no splices, etc.)?
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We don't splice our Paracord anywhere. That said; our 1000 Footers "May come in up-to two sections." It sometimes happens but we avoid it. All of our other lengths 50, 100, 200 and 500Ft. are guaranteed continuous with no splices. Bill... TOUGH-GRID
135399
Depending on the manufacturer, most manufacturers do splice in at an end of a braid when resetting a machine. But this is one in so many spools.
1199001
I don't know about 1000 feet, but this unit did a nice job of boosting the signal all through our 2 story house and in front and back porches.
824951
300 feet is the most I have heard of. Maybe Amazon will allow you to return it if it doesn't pass your test?
1110440
I have one of the older ones with 100+ft cable. After 50 feet or so, you lose the tension required to keep pushing. I've never used all of the cable because i can't. I'm actually going to get shorter cable.
1640185
slim to none .. you are limited to 100 meters (330 Feet) before you need a Repeater/Router to extend it more than that.. so at a 1000ft you would need to install 2 Repeaters .. if it was me and i had to go 1000ft i would use Fiber .. there are Cat5/6 to fiber converters that are fairly cheap, and there is direct burial fiber cable that is cheap enough too .. using fiber @ 1000ft would be no problem then.
923292
It comes in one 50' strand. I installed it as a 50' strand. The directions indicate that it could be cut.
513901
Looks like the 500 foot roll that comes withthe standard system. Splicing is not a problem when done correctly. Electrical elder and good shrink tube will seal the connection.
1121848
You will get one piece in the length you order, not cut. I am sure at some point there is a limit, but it's probably around 50 feet. I ordered 12 feet and it came as a single piece.
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None is provided, so it depends on how you use it. I just tied the ropes to a tree branch, so none was needed. (I took it down after the grands left and stored it for the next visit. Works great that way.)
1520949
Sorry, but I have not used it for a long run as a 1000 ftTry using a cat 6 instead.
280481
The two cables are bound together. You get 1 500 foot roll of the combination.
1778294
Yes, the box like it that I ordered had 1,000 feet in it. I wired my new house during construction for security cameras so I didn't later have to go with the inferior wireless ones.
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Yes, one 25 foot piece of rope. Photo is probably intended to illustrate assorted colors.
544915
It is 1000 foot and 20 gauge. Tougher than what comes with the pet safe kits, but not indestructible.
265228
It's been a while, but I think you order the spanning part of it seperately. I did. I didn't have to span 12 feet, but the ability to span that far is going to depend on your selection of the crossbar.
644396
Ours is a continuous wire, 500 ft. Long. It says "500/152.4M". We actually did NOT use the yellow wire that came with our system -- we ended up getting a spool (black) from Amazon that is more robust. It had good reviews: being heavier gauge and stronger, less easier to break. We are in Colorado & our snowplow guy broke it near the driveway this winter but we spliced it. I am glad that we bought the heavier wire. I'm not sure what gauge it is but on the top of the spool it says "20/1 UF 1000". Hope this info is helpful!
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1,000 foot cable pre-terminated would be a useless cable, since the limitation is 300'. You will definitely want to purchase crimpers and mod plugs. If you're newer to terminations, I would suggested the EZ RJ45 stuff. Much easier and quicker.