Would this be a good size cord to use for restringing a wind chime? Thanks for any input.
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It is the same thickness as the original wind chime string on mine. I had to replace one of the strings after strong winds tore mine down.
238556
I can't be sure as I'm not sure exactly how it would be used but this is a very thick cord with not too much "give" so it would probably work well for that purpose.
1254235
As long as you have a standard headphone port, ie any pair of standard headphones will fit, this cord will work fine.
1914776
I bought my cord at a local hardware store, and it was a heavy 12/3 cord. I've used that on my Sun Joe mower and roto-tiller for 3 seasons now with no problems to either motor.
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hi, the cord is good size. maybe 2-3 feet. What I did not like about this fan is how *fragile* it is. I went thru two of then. one simple knock over, and the fan broke off from the stem which turns the fan. This happened once, I requested replacement and then it happened again. that was very unsatisfactory. I ended up throwing it away and buying a fan which inserts right into my computer, so no cords to worry about or fear of the fan falling over. I hope this answers your question.
564318
As long as it has the same size 2.1mm plug. You would not want to go much longer as a power cord without increasing your gauge size.
969988
3mm cord is very small. The cord I am using it with is much thicker then that.
552242
Yes, but honestly this cord is to long and creates a hum..... Spend a little more and buy a heavier cable
601428
This cord size is perfect for lamp cords. This is exactly what I use it for. I have a cat and she has not touched any cord secured by the Critter Cord. I don't know if this will protect a cord from a parrot's beak but for the inexpensive price of buying a cord to try it, would be well worth it for me. Good luck!
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I purchased this size to string outdoor lights. The cord for the outdoor lights is about the same size as a normal household product and there is still plenty of room for a larger cord.
49785
I've ordered and use 3/16, 1/4, & 5/16, and am beyond happy with all of them. 6" stretch on 24" cord is OK, not bad. You may be expecting more than this is designed to do? Sorry I couldn't help you any more, I am happy with all of these. Ken Hockin, Alvin, Texas
1884635
Pretty sure that's what is designed for. I used it to make a cylindrical sound baffle for the loud fan noise in a growroom for a friend instead of buying one and it worked great. Hope this helps
914654
Yes you would need a 1/4" to 1/8" plug like this one Leegoal 3.5mm M to 1/4-Inch F AdapterThe cable is long and I've only had a total of 1 to 2 hours in them but they sound great for our studio application, which are live guitars for me. It would look like overkill with the adapter plugged into your laptop but you could do it. HTH
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Should work fine its good heavy wire. One wire is stripped which is nice for hooking up speakets
359119
This cable works for my mountain dulcimer-- main thing is the pickup on your instrument has the same type of plug as a guitar. There are lots of decent small amps on Amazon that would work if you're an amateur like me. If you want rockstar quality sound, you're getting out of my league...
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I would also go with the 12/3 cord. You might get by with 14/3 if it's a small load,but the 12/3 cord is the best if you think you might want to use it for something else someday that draws more current.
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I would say it depends on the weight of the chime and if it's getting full wind or not. Mine is holding a small bird feeder and has started leaning over time. The metal is probably strong enough - the weak spot is the hold in the ground with the stake. You can also counteract that problem somewhat by staking it so that the three spikes of the stake are lined up with the wind, so the wind is pushing along the same axis (rather than sideways). But for the sake of your and your neighbors' sleep you might not want to hang a 5 foot-wind chime directly into the wind, anyways...