Do you find the 20in space useful, or is it overkill? Not sure I want to may 20 dollars more for 10" of cable..
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I use the 20" separation for gaming comfort. In games where my left hand is using the WASD keys for movement, but my other hand is always on the mouse (so, most PC games), I place the mousepad and mouse *in between* the two keypads. This allows me to keep my two hands comfortably close together, instead of reaching way off to the right to use the mouse. If you game for hours at a time, you'll definitely notice the difference.
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I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard tray so my upper arms can hang straight down :) I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard... » Read More I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard tray so my upper arms can hang straight down :) « Show Less
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Steven,I find it incredibly helpful I need a wider hand spacing in order to comfortably type. If you have the 20 IN cable, you can always go do, but obviously not the other way around!
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I found it extremely useful and not overkill. I had a cast on my right arm and couldn't put my hands close together on a standard keyboard. This enabled me to turn the halves to face in the direction I needed for comfort.
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I got the freestyle II, its great. But the ten key pad is embedded, and physically a little different spacewise than a standard ten key pad. Also, I did not get the palm pad or extras, so at times it seems like my wrists are just sitting on the hard desk sustaining pressures. I don't type a tremendous amount and got it so my elbows wouldn't be sticking way out like with a standard keyboard. I would say I am 80% satisfied. It did not change my life, but is easier on my posterior shoulder.
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Yes I think the 20in is overkill. I find I didn't need the length. Just as long as the keyboard was split far enough at an angle.
366088
If you are wanting to type with your hands completely straight forward, the 20in is very useful unless you are of small stature. My shoulders are rather broad, and I found that with the smaller cable, I still had to bend my hands inwards slightly to type. With the 20in, I can space the keyboard out far enough that my hands can simply rest on my chair's arms and type.
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I never use this keyboard at my desk; I'm trying to avoid sitting or working in a normal way. I always use this keyboard while I'm laying on my back; either with key-pads on either side of me or both keypads on my chest. In either case the 20-inch gap was critical. If I was merely using this at my desk, I suspect the 9" cable would be sufficient. Either way I have been thrilled with the product. There is a clasp that allows both sides to be locked together. I broke that clasp and wrote an e-mail to the company. They simply dropped another clasp in the mail. Very responsive!
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I use this system in my media room that is 18' x 12'. The system is more than enough. I suspect that it would work nicely in a room measuring 20' x 20' as well.
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Nope, it's just fine I use mine that way all the time, the heavy duty is just the wire size, while you might not need cable that handle lots of amps but it won't hurt a thing and the heaver cables are more durable as well. Having longer cables is a benefit as well.
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For my uses, I do not need to extend beyond the cable length provided with the device. That said...The DS18B20 is a 1-Wire Digital Communications Temperature Sensor. The manufacturer specs state max operating current is 1.5 mA, therefore, the distance will be limited by Voltage Drop. Do not know your application, however, if distances are measured in feet, I'd speculate 20 ft with good copper conductors. I recommend using a shielded cable with shield grounded at the cable termination end only. Greater distances may be possible. Since this device is not that expensive, you could "buy it and try it." For my uses, I do not need to extend beyond the cable length provided with the device. That said...The DS18B20 is a 1-Wire Digital Communications Temperature Sensor. The manufacturer specs state max operating current is 1.5 mA, therefore, the distance will be limited by Voltage Drop. Do not know your application, however, if distances are measured in feet, I'd speculate 20 ft with good copper conductors. I recommend using a shielded cable with shield grounded at the cable termination end only. Greater distances may be possible. Since this device is not that expensive, you could... » Read More For my uses, I do not need to extend beyond the cable length provided with the device. That said...The DS18B20 is a 1-Wire Digital Communications Temperature Sensor. The manufacturer specs state max operating current is 1.5 mA, therefore, the distance will be limited by Voltage Drop. Do not know your application, however, if distances are measured in feet, I'd speculate 20 ft with good copper conductors. I recommend using a shielded cable with shield grounded at the cable termination end only. Greater distances may be possible. Since this device is not that expensive, you could "buy it and try it." « Show Less
193089
It depends on your particular setup. Yes, having extra lengths of coax is a must, even if very short. The manufacturer presumably assumes you will already have this available or will just buy what you need, since there is so much variation in setup and cable needs.
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We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and lighting gear. Definitely recommend. We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and... » Read More We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and lighting gear. Definitely recommend. « Show Less
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The small version would be ideal for that. The medium and large sizes are more suited to thicker cables.
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Tbh idk... maybe you should invest in a decent controller and see whats up. .. I think it depends on how big a space you are looking to use it on as well..
924541
Not necessarily. I also got a 20ft lease. But I have a couple magazine pouches and his food and water for balance added. It really comes down to what your desired application or if your just wanting load bearing.
2021876
I let it hang. I have my PC 350 SE's cable rolled up to a usable length near the connector jack. I use the HH 10 for short storage when their not on my head. (which isn't often unless AFK, TV, or sleep)
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Paul,I would classify it as an "entry level" cable at best. I would certainly recommend something better.Eric C
1735088
You can adjust the opening to accept different size cables. I believe that it would work for your purpose.
1410922
Thanks for your interest in our product. The 60ft would be the best distance, more longer cable will affect the video quality, if you still want to purchse the 100ft, please contact us, thanks.
1905185
I didn't need to order any additional cables. It had everything we needed to get started. Once we settle on a configuration, we may order some longer cables, but the ones that come with it seem sufficient for our room which is about 20x20.
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Is does not matter. I recommend you place them as far apart from each other as possible in order to get more range. You should consider purchasing an extended cable.
1891624
It would be pretty really tight. i wouldn't reccomend it. You should probably use an hdmi over cat5/6 extender if you wanted to go through conduit.
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Hello Garrin,We do not make a cable like this, but that is a very good question. I will definitely look into this type of cable as an added alternative option. Thank you for your inquiry, since this is where our strengths come from (good customer ideas).Best regards, Don (Amazon product specialist)