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And by the way, another benefit to my totally ignored wire bundling method... When you un-bundle any part of the wires, they have a natural 'pigtail' tendency:
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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...not to be used with extension cords. Right ?
I get very frustrated when I find an extension cord wound up that way. I use a very simple way to coil even a 100 ft extension so you can then throw it out and it "uncoils" with few, if any, kinks. |
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UNDER CONDITIONAL MITIGATION
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Austin, TX
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This is how an audio cable is properly coiled on set. I was actually given a test over whether we could coil a cable properly. Throw it across the floor with no stray twists, you get an A.
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