Are these cables really flexible? The best test leads IMHO have silicone rubber insulation for flexibility. Any chance these are silicone? Thanks.
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To be honest, they are somewhat stiff. They are not like a loose coil which can be wrapped around or manipulated to suit a specific space. They have a bend from being folded for shipping, but they are not bendable like a coil.
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I would say not. The rubber shielding is not as thick as previous cables that I have used. Connectivity is very good, but it is not as heavily shielded as some users may prefer. That may be an issue if you plan to move the cable a lot or will be placing it next to other cables, where signal interference might be a problem. It is great for us, though, as we run it from a ceiling mounted projector, across acoustic tiles, to a laptop next to a SMART Board.
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I don't fid them to be all that flexible. I wear them at night to keep my wrists from curling while I sleep. Hope this helps.
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They're good enough but, I wouldn't really call them "heavy duty". They are not as good as the Car and Driver cables they replaced. I would go with the 4 gauge if I had to do it again. Hope this helps.
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The sheath is nylon. As it is not a twisted pair type signal cable, expensive lead sheathing is not required.
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I don't think the flex cable is the same. I personally order parts by model number of the unit I'm working on. Eliminates most, if not all doubt.
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Cable is quite durable when flexed (though I've only had it a few weeks). The netting surrounding the cable provides better insulation and helps reduce wear, so I guess it'll depend on how bent you need the cable to be for your application.
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They are plastic/vinyl. Add more weights? You can as there is room for more and the cables claim to be tolerant to 2000 lbs, but I would refer that question to impex-fitness.com customer service to be sure it's safe.
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Nope. I think it is rubber, but it is flat not round like any other cable. Hope it helps.
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they are very flexible. I use 2 of them for a brake light on my motorcyle & was able to bend them around inside the lens area. They are also bright & have worked good for me.
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I've never had this type of problem with this speaker cable. The only way you should experience this problem is if the wires touch each other or if they are on incorrect terminals. Check the resistance [there shouldn't be any]
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It's a great cable. It's soft and flexible. It's a little thick but it should work for what ur doing. It's not that thick.
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Eh, it's not the most flexible stuff I've ever used, but it's not that stiff either. It's about on par with any other low count stranded when it comes to flexibility. In general, the higher the strand count the more flexible the wire. Wire with silicon insulation is usually much more flexible as well. This stuff is nowhere near 'wet noodle' soft, but it can still be bent easily enough.
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I have purchased several of these HDMI cables. I install them on TVs that are wall mounted. I cut holes for the receptacles and run them through walls and ceilings. I've never had any problems and the are flexible / durable.
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these are your best bet because you can use a lower (heavier duty) "awg or gage" wire dirrectly to the connection/metal of the connector- deffinitely a plus for ease and efficiency of use and installation, most importantly you dont have to worry about splicing in to the flimsy thin wire on all the others available. solderless connectors like these are fullproof while other "style" connectors can be shady sometimes. ive used these 110 and dc and in a car using the battery directly
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They are not thick at all, they work well in wire molding strips. Thick HDMI cables often break because they are to thick and have no flexibility..