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NicBeeee wrote:Has anyone laid down the cable straight removed the cluster and connected the cable to a drill, be an interesting experiment to see how much bending the cable can take before bouncing the needle.
NicBeeee wrote:Has anyone laid down the cable straight removed the cluster and connected the cable to a drill, be an interesting experiment to see how much bending the cable can take before bouncing the needle.
NicBeeee wrote:Has anyone laid down the cable straight removed the cluster and connected the cable to a drill, be an interesting experiment to see how much bending the cable can take before bouncing the needle.
diabolov wrote:looking at the pictures..
I was wondering due to the gaps in the outer casing of the Gemo cable, would the inner spiral be 'threading'' on the inside where the cable bends
round corners and jumping threads when the tension gets too much?? causing the bouncing?? as both wound in the same direction.
The VW cable doesn't have gaps in the outer casing...
Can you fit the Gemo inner into the VW outer and still get the bounce?.
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