Will this strip the outer layer of co-ax and shielded guitar cable's?
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Hi Fleet,It would not allow you to strip a cable thinker than 5 mm in diameter, coaxial is not exceptional. It's kind of hard to strip the sheilded guitar cable but it's not impossible. You may want to consider TRENDnet TC-CT68 (8P/RJ-45, 6P/RJ-12, RJ-11 Crimp, Cut, and Strip Tool) at Amazon for $15.
388430
No. This tool is not designed for coax. You need a stripper that is specifically made just for coax. Conversely, do not use coax stripper for regular hook-up wire. It will ruin the cutters.
1002941
The pickups I got had shielded wire meaning the ground was bare wire around the other wire like a coax cable for a tv
2148959
The cable work very well I don't see the point Why u need to remove the magnet .for what.......u will dstroy the cable u don't need to do that
243583
No. This pairs with a specific channel that it's designed to slide into. In my case, I was replacing an identical strip that had lost it's magnetic force over the years.
1273068
no for speaker cable. instrument = I would float the shield at the source and chassis ground at the preamp. 1 conductor hot, 1 cond. signal return, shield to chassis. ...but truthfully you need to read up on balanced, single ended cables, balanced/single ended sources ("drivers"/ "receivers") , preamps and buffers..
175122
Haven't used it yet. Hopefully it does because I bought it for cat6 cables Good luck!
1833948
There are no provisions for the shield on this patch panel. If using a shielded cat 6 you will have to come up with some sort of termination for the shield wire from the cables to the isolated ground. No big deal, it's just not included on the panel.
1591250
Yes, although as I recall I had to strip the outer sheath a bit to get the conductors deep enough into the RJ-45'
406343
If I recall, the instructions said to leave it exposed, but I wrapped a plastic trash bag around mine to give extra insulation and to keep this cable dry.
675237
Will absolutely work. I have used for covering an instrument enclosure with great results.
105908
It appears the cabling is shielded. I have used it doing sports broadcasting, along with the use of wireless mics from the company that does the video for our high school sports teams. There is no interference with the other audio equipment we are using. Very happy with this headset.
450363
Yes, strip the ends of your wires and connect ends with small gauge twist on or cam type connectors electrical connectors. See electrical connectors. You may need an inexpensive wire stripper crisper tool. Be sure to connect positive to positive (on speaker cables, positive strip has a white stripe or the wire will be copper vs. aluminum).
376203
Yes it works fantastic for stripping speaker wire. Probably one of the best strippers I've owned :)
361530
I recommend having the pull cord served in to your cable. Looking at a pic of the Razor Edge, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
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In my experience, no. I tried this for the same use. I purchased two of them and tried them in varying places around the cable from one end to another. Surprisingly, I got a little better signal with 2 of them on one cable, but not good enough to be happy. You may want to try one other fix. If you have one of those 2-to-3 prong power adapters that people use to get rid of their ground, sometimes putting one of these on your power strip will completely eliminate buzz. Good luck!
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sure, just disconnect both ends of the cable and connect the transmitter device to one end. One clip to the center conductor, one clip to the shield or the connector. this will put a signal on the line and you should be able to hear the tone on the other end. Just make sure there isn't a TV or such connected to it. You won't get a strong signal. And, because Coax is a shielded cable you'll only be able to read the center conductor.
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Hello Nicholas,Our cables are shielded very well to prevent interference. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support