Will this cable work if you store it under the trim in a wall?
1246924
Yea but dont bend it might stop working if you bend it anywhere on the cable
1246925
Not sure but it sent my MacbookPro into shutdown mode due to overload in the USB port to protect my computer from destruction.
1445498
Not sure. You can buy bags that sit on the dash and then suction the unit to that. I mounted mine on the window next to rearview mirror andhid the cable through the trim.
1619476
yes it will, however, if you read my product review you would likely consider. The part of the unit that recedes into the wall are a very tight fit; you need to muscle with the wires to jam it in.
562078
Honestly I'm not sure, but I imagine if you currently use a memory device (SD card, mem stick etc) that plugs directly into the frame, and contains multiple directories with multiple file types, and that works then this cable should work much the same.
1103629
It probably depends on whether the cable is bare or is in housing where you plan to attach it. If in housing I think it will be okay
1307212
Yes, plug the cable into a typical USB wall block, like the ones commonly used with iPhone cables.
2146214
Yes. If you drill through the sacsh for the cable. We have our antenae mounted on a wall outside our home. It is under a covered porch and we ran the cables in by drilling through the sash of a window. It works fine.
517909
It should work, but really depends on the distance; your interior walls generally won't have insulation (will be hollow), so where it would interfere with a signal, it wouldn't degrade it completely. If we're talking just a room or so away, I'd say no problem; though if we're talking a floor/ceiling, I'd say you might have issues.
252721
The cable itself can be used inside or out, but I would use moisture tape like Scotch 2228 completely around the exposed connector.
1879957
I screwed mine into the wall of the pantry. Works great! I think if you purchased some automotive double sided trim tape or 3M heavy duty plastic nobby strips, these will work,
660759
I am laying this cable today outdoors, however, i have it protected by conduit. I have been told that it will be OK. Trust this helps
1784128
I'm not sure I can answer that question properly, but I will give it a try. Although it is thinner than other cables I have used, when I fished it up the wall to the TV port, I was not at all hesitant to pull on the cord when it snagged in the wall. It pulled through without a problem. Additionally, it felt really well built and solid .
794784
It will work and if you don't want to use the short cord you can use your owne cable. I bought a 6 foot cable.
1416928
The cable is at least 1/2 -perhaps 5/8ths inch bundled and encased - However, once stripped back and dealing with the individual wires you could probably fit it into anything. You would have to Silicone it up to waterproof it. You would also need to cap off the 7th wire to keep an inadvertent short from occurring.
401332
No it will not. This cable is used only so that the APC Battery Backup can communicate with the PC for battery status and power outages (so that it safely shutdown the PC)
1320103
Could work, I guess. I've installed it under the floor and it does a very good job. The idea is good, worth a try - in any case you design it the way so you can disconnect wall part at any time.
483322
No that wouldn't work due to the back side of the mount having to be in direct contact with the wall. It has a rubber gasket to prevent vibration. There's only a small cutout in the center to pass wiring thru.