what do you use to connect two segments together?
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You would be better off buying wire at the lenth you're looking for. Most hardware stores will offer wire spools that you can cut the lenth(s) you require from. However, if you insist on connecting wire segments, there are a few approaches that are relatively safe. The most common would be using connectors like those found in a kit like this: Neiko® 50413A Wire Terminal and Connection Kit with Crimpers/Wire Stripper | 175 Piece Set
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Several ways. The best is to soldier them and tape the connections. You can also use a water right splice fitting for that gauge wire. You can find both at your local hardware store.
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I spliced the wires together and used heat shrink covers. It's not exactly the best way to do it but the results were clean and safe.
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There too many options to list really, but they fall under "connectors" or terminal ends . I myself use solder n heat shrink wrap for insulation
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U can solder stripped/cleaned ends together and use heat shrink sleeves. Or use twist caps, which I'd not recommend.
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it depends on what you are using this wire for..for cars i recommend saudering it or audio you can get the metal rings that goes on the end of the waire to connect into speakers, or just split the wire and plug it into the speakers directly
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You need a Y splitter. When I ordered mine, they sent it with the PC. Amazon has some that very inexpensive.
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Very easy, and if you want to hook up two different items just get two splitters (one at each end)
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Yes, two of these will connect together. Observe the polarity markings molded into the body of each connector when you install the wires. They will connect to each other only the correct way.
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buy a y splitter from radioshack, male plug end and two female sockets, good to go.
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Yes, you will use the included wire nuts to connect your two existing wires of the same color to the wires that are on the device.
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There are a few options. Manually solder them together, use "strip to strip connector" (also called "any angle turn connector), or "connector box".
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You need something to split into 2 different directions. A small terminal block would work.
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i have the same setup from my huse to my shop. i used a two wire between the two intercoms. it works as it should. i am very pleased. ken
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You can use either. I would suggest the duel. But the single would work. You'll have to plug one of the old holes.
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Yes. Although if you want to use both at the same time, you'll need an adapter
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hey thanks for the reply. Do I need to buy another cable to make the connection ?
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The manual does not mention linking two. Seems the design intent is for one, placed near the audience.
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Yes, this should work for you. If you would rather have your presentation show on both places at the same time consider a powered splitter.
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you need both connections to make it work... longer than the 8-pin you power to the part of video
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I had a contractor help me with this - but I think you need to disconnect both ends from power and then connect one end to the tool so you can use the dongle end to follow the wire inside the PVC pipe. This is tough to use - and a little hit or miss - but we did not find anything better to use and it helped us a lot. Good luck.
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I recently purchased this device intending to connect both composite(for an old VCR) and component(an old DVD player)because my new HDTV did not have both inputs. I opened the package to find that the instructions say that you can connect either all component OR all composite cables. You CAN NOT mix the two types of devices