Subject: | Rat-proofing cables for long-term install |
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From: | "Jeremiah Moore" jeremiahmoore99 |
Date: | Wed May 9, 2012 1:07 pm ((PDT)) |
Hi - Has anyone dealt with ratproofing some cables for a long term installation? My project involves four XLR-XLR cable runs of about 20 to 50 feet. They'll be in place for 6 months. Covered by a roof but open to the exterior and salt air. (near the ocean, under the foot of the golden gate bridge actually.) Ideas I'm working with: 1) irrigation pipe, of sufficient inside diameter to run XLR connectors. benefits: relatively cheap difficulties: stiff / inflexible. 2) metallic flexible conduit benefits: designed for the purpose; easy to work with difficulties: expensive Any other approaches anyone's used? thanks- -jeremiah -- ----------------------------------------------------------- jeremiah moore | SOUND | http://www.jeremiahmoore.com/ |
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