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10' Monoprice Select Metallic Series 4K 28AWG HDMI Cable EXPIRED
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Monoprice has 10' Monoprice Select Metallic Series 4K 28AWG HDMI Cable (Black) on sale at 5 for $14 when you add a quantity of 5 to cart and apply promo code BUY5 (or clip coupon BUY5) at checkout. Shipping is free. Thanks Discombobulated
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Note, must add 5 quantity and apply the listed promo code to receive discount. Additional cables/other items will negate the discount.
For those interested
Note, must add 5 quantity and apply the listed promo code to receive discount. Additional cables/other items will negate the discount.
- 10' Monoprice Select Metallic Series 4K 28AWG HDMI Cable [monoprice.com] (Black)
- 5 for $14 + Free Shipping
- Promo Code: BUY5 (or clip coupon BUY5)
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The higher the number the thinner the wire.
28 AWG means the copper wire inside the cable has a diameter of 0.0126 inches. The force to break this copper is 4.5 lbs.
A 25 AWG wire while also very thin would have a force of 9 lbs.
An 18 AWG wire would require 47lbs to break.
You can find a lot more information here: https://www.powerstream
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The higher the number the thinner the wire.
28 AWG means the copper wire inside the cable has a diameter of 0.0126 inches. The force to break this copper is 4.5 lbs.
A 25 AWG wire while also very thin would have a force of 9 lbs.
An 18 AWG wire would require 47lbs to break.
You can find a lot more information here: https://www.powerstream
The higher the number the thinner the wire.
28 AWG means the copper wire inside the cable has a diameter of 0.0126 inches. The force to break this copper is 4.5 lbs.
A 25 AWG wire while also very thin would have a force of 9 lbs.
An 18 AWG wire would require 47lbs to break.
You can find a lot more information here: https://www.powerstream
His comment made it sound like 28awg was unacceptable.
His comment made it sound like 28awg was unacceptable.
These are throw away cables good for 1080.
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The higher the number the thinner the wire.
28 AWG means the copper wire inside the cable has a diameter of 0.0126 inches. The force to break this copper is 4.5 lbs.
A 25 AWG wire while also very thin would have a force of 9 lbs.
An 18 AWG wire would require 47lbs to break.
You can find a lot more information here: https://www.powerstream
Also with the jacket around the 19/28AWG wires I can guarantee that it will withstand more than 4.5 lbs of force.
Lastly if installing in-wall then make sure you get a cable with a fabric or mesh jacket to help prevent cutting the jacket during installation.