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![]() "Allodoxaphobia" wrote in message ... On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 01:12:05 -0500, Jeremy Salch hath writ: Can 2 of the remote display cables be connected together to make the cable reach furter ? I'll be damned! The answer is "Yes!". (I was all prepared to answer in the negative -- until I went and checked the installation in the car.) The "north" end of the cable _does_ slip into and snap-locks on the "south" end of the cable. Now -- whether or not you'll experience `weird` operations from using a too-long cable run, well.... I would assume that Icom only warrantees operation up to the length of the single, longest run cable they offer (approx 12-15 feet?) 73 Jonesy -- I did it in a station wagon for 4 years with no trrouble. The Icom people swore it would not work. Any guesses as to why they said that? LOL! OF COURSE!!!! They wanted to sell me the longer cable. 73 Jerry |
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