think this would hold up for transmission line?
1270243
Depends on the conditions of the application. Short durance not exposed to elements maybe. Plus which is more erosive gas or aft?
1270244
No definitely would not. They make hose specifically designed for that application.
353465
Well, technically it can hold up to it's posted weight limit, but running such things as HDMI cables, audio cables, etc will be a real pain to deal with, but I suppose with just a cable tv line and the power line, it could be doable. All it contains is an electrical box so I'm not sure just what kind of mounting hardware you have in mind, but take into account the weight of the hardware too.
2008752
I think so. I sure mine for an extension cord that runs a cross where there is a lot of foot traffic. You could always sure some double sided tape to secure it in place if you would like.
836506
Seems like it would hold up .Put on tactical pump shotgun have not had chance to put many rounds thu but seems decent.
2218022
I know my network cables. I assume you are using stranded wire? Most reels of CAT5 I've used are not designed for the kind of uses where you wind them up frequently. This thing bends the wire a lot which is fine for cables designed to do that. The thinner wire will probably grip quite well and being PVC covered it'll be just like a small power cable.
638760
It is pretty thick gauge aluminum so it would hold up somewhat. I would think that the 100k volts would be your best defense and it is easy to use. The led light is pretty handy also. I think that if you hit something on the end of the stick where the high voltage arc prongs are you would damage that section so just sticking and pressing the button sounds like the best choice. With wild street dogs, when you set off the sparks they back off (so far)
952271
Used it to tack my FM antenna (Axis PET 10-8110 Fm Dipole Antenna) with the lead-in cut off and a 300 to 75 ohm balun (RCA Matching Transformer -VH54R), and about 3 feet ( 1 meter) of RG-6U coax to the south-facing window in March. Been three months now and it still has not fallen off despite its weight. But summer is coming, so we will see. My guess is that it will hold up. Besides, it is so handy to have around the house you will simply use it elsewhere. For example, holding a legal pad of paper and a pen to the kitchen wall.Blu-Stoff (Blu-Tack) holds very well if you are not stingy with it. And the only thing it has damaged so far is wet paint! Used it to tack my FM antenna (Axis PET 10-8110 Fm Dipole Antenna) with the lead-in cut off and a 300 to 75 ohm balun (RCA Matching Transformer -VH54R), and about 3 feet ( 1 meter) of RG-6U coax to the south-facing window in March. Been three months now and it still has not fallen off despite its weight. But summer is coming, so we will see. My guess is that it will hold up. Besides, it is so handy to have around the house you will simply use it elsewhere. For example, holding a legal pad of paper and a pen to the kitchen wall.Blu-Stoff (Blu-Tack) holds very well if you are not stingy... » Read More Used it to tack my FM antenna (Axis PET 10-8110 Fm Dipole Antenna) with the lead-in cut off and a 300 to 75 ohm balun (RCA Matching Transformer -VH54R), and about 3 feet ( 1 meter) of RG-6U coax to the south-facing window in March. Been three months now and it still has not fallen off despite its weight. But summer is coming, so we will see. My guess is that it will hold up. Besides, it is so handy to have around the house you will simply use it elsewhere. For example, holding a legal pad of paper and a pen to the kitchen wall.Blu-Stoff (Blu-Tack) holds very well if you are not stingy with it. And the only thing it has damaged so far is wet paint! « Show Less
2044490
A little better than common electrical tape over time - worse with heat. Does seem to have some sort of oil based agent in it that makes it a little hardier than electrical. Try ripping it off like a band-aid.
601855
Hold up pretty good as long as you have it well grounded. I have mines in a corner were strong wind doesn't touch it too much.
1251500
Any length of wire will have a certain amount of loss. I suspect whatever losses there are would be negligible. I would trust the design engineers here and assume that the extra length will still give excellent performance.
2284200
I have found it to be reliably durable, though I'm not using it as a clothes line. I use it to hold up my car's charging cable in my garage.
1265285
It is stranded wire so it has some degree of flexibility. Do not kink or make sharp bends with it and expect it not to break.
2076226
My guess is that the wire covering will crack over time from UV exposure if left bare. Running it through conduit is a possible solution.
2278056
I think so it looks pretty durable. Actually I do not take any chances. My power supply is on a pole about 2' above the ground, so I plug all my stuff in and then take a 55 gallon trash can and set it down over the top including the surge protector. So far as I know the surge protector has just been setting there idle, however it is cheap compared to one blast coming through the line and screwing up even one circuit board. I had to replace a circuit board on a slidein camper a couple weeks ago and it cost $400 and change. Which reminds me, I better get another one.
315475
I would give it a try even though it might be a little tight. If one of your cables is want you might be able to run it next to the tubing on the wall with very little showing.I hope this helps.
975731
I'm confident that it would hold down your wiring. Last month I had to remove a few patches of EternaBond that had been on a roof for three years in extreme sun in South America. It took MAJOR effort to get it off. This stuff REALLY sticks.
784558
This cable holds up good, the ground brade is not as fine and tight as I would perfer but I havn't noticed any noise from it. I WOULD RECOMMEND IT.