What is the most useful length to get?
612584
Definitely 20 feet because you will pay a bunch more for 25 feet.20 feet should be plenty to connect two cars, or two trucks, together at the batteries.
612585
The longer the better, since it allows you to jump a car from behind on the interstate. 18-20 feet at least. Just make sure you get the heavier gauge cables to account for the greater length.
612586
in my opinion yes.............mine are 25 and there have been occasions i have been glad i had the extra..........what if you were even 1 foot away from making a connection, because of how they/you are parked....you'll be glad you did. Plus, these are a better quality, the last pair I'll ever have to buy!
612587
The length depends on the battery locations of both vehicles, drivers side or passenger side,, and the positions of the two cars, side by side needs about 12 feet, back to front could require 25 feet. Longer cables have higher resistance, so to compensate, and allow for sufficient current transfer, a heavier gauge, lower number cable, should be purchased, such as 4 gauge. If the running car has a big capacity battery, and a big capacity charging system, starting will be easier, especially if the non-running vehicle has a very dead battery, and /or a large displacement engine. The colder it is outside, the more amperage will be needed to start the non-running vehicle. The length depends on the battery locations of both vehicles, drivers side or passenger side,, and the positions of the two cars, side by side needs about 12 feet, back to front could require 25 feet. Longer cables have higher resistance, so to compensate, and allow for sufficient current transfer, a heavier gauge, lower number cable, should be purchased, such as 4 gauge. If the running car has a big capacity battery, and a big capacity charging system, starting will be easier, especially if the non-running vehicle has a very dead battery, and /or a large displacement engine. The colder it... » Read More The length depends on the battery locations of both vehicles, drivers side or passenger side,, and the positions of the two cars, side by side needs about 12 feet, back to front could require 25 feet. Longer cables have higher resistance, so to compensate, and allow for sufficient current transfer, a heavier gauge, lower number cable, should be purchased, such as 4 gauge. If the running car has a big capacity battery, and a big capacity charging system, starting will be easier, especially if the non-running vehicle has a very dead battery, and /or a large displacement engine. The colder it is outside, the more amperage will be needed to start the non-running vehicle. « Show Less
612588
longer than you think you will need...it never fails, you need a jump and you're parked the wrong way, I will say that the 20 footer is the minimum
612589
at least 20 feet.......heres why....say you have to pull up behind a dead battery car (end to end) you will want the cables to fit from yours to theirs......hope it helps!
612590
The longer the better. Just understand that you want to make sure if you get long (beyond 15 feet) they are of suffencient gauge to start an engine of your size. 4ga cables are good for engines up to about 5L in displacement. And extended lengths like the 25ft length offered here mean that unless both vehicles are extremely long, you can actually jump a vehicle from behind (like parked on a residential street.)
1738155
The one I purchased was 3 meters (9 feet) but I'm sure you can get the other lengths as well
1374916
From what I recall, perhaps 3 - 5 feet but you can always get an extension so that shouldn't be a huge concern.
448075
Yes you order the size you want it to be. Make sure you get the length you need also
503775
You can order longer ones from maverick. It tells you how in the paperwork you get with it.
1617039
You can find 12 - 16" lengths online sellers (google). If you want it longer most plumbers can supply.
448072
Yes you order the size you want it to be.Make sure you get the length you need also
1177872
I don't see any issues other than not long enough. Its not a huge difference in length. everything else should match up.
1125430
I would get a heavy duty cord, at least 14 gauge, up to a 100 ft. length. If longer, I'd resort to 12 gauge.
178571
Depending on the Drive style (spur/chuck) and type of live center, recommended is 18" I find with low profile ends I can get just over 19" but it is very tight getting the piece in between points. I would recommend not going past the 18" mark for anything.. Thinking Safety..
1865065
8 hole 5 inchThis is the best because of its selection http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0000223T7?pc_redir=1413896983&robot;_redir=1
635500
Generally with USB you should be able to have runs up to 100'. Unless you needed multiple cables I would go with one 50' or 75' cable.
122200
A person could use this length but a shorter one would be easier to use. Altho, my grandson has girl friends who use his whip. They just have to be careful not to pop themselves.
1630080
I only bought the long style which is 30 inches long. You can obtain these lengths by calling Phonak at (800) 777-7333 Ext. 5054
378812
My dad made me a longer one with one slot, and I found it easier to move into position when there are two. The longer it gets, the more important 2 slots are. As far as the length goes, this is the standard length and is just right for most transfers (wheelchair to bed, couch, shower chair). You only need a longer one if you can't get your chair close (like it was for one of our cars), and for me, a chest down paraplegic , with no muscle control below the bra line, trying to balance over a big gap with a longer board was scary. You can't reach the end of a longer board to move it, it gets in the way, and if too much of the board is in the wheelchair when you transfer into it, it's hard to get it out from under you. Really, I have found that this length works perfectly 99% of the time.
1764171
its always has to be full length. I think if you need it shorter, you have to by shorter extensions.
1006630
The 4 foot long cable would be the perfect size if you're just going to use your device in the front seats. If you have others wanting to use it in the the back get the 8 foot. Or if you have a minivan/SUV, then get the 12 foot long cable. And really the difference in cost between the 2 foot cable and 4 foot cable is like 20 cents depending on where you live and if you have Prime or not, so to be safe get the 4 foot cable or longer.