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Blizzard Cool Cable powerCON & DMX 5-Pin Combo Cable (6')Replace Separate Power & DMX Cables Improves Cable Management Heavy Duty 14 AWG Power Cable Low Capacitance DMX Cable Color Coded powerCON Connectors XLR 5 Pin Female Input XLR 5 Pin Male Output Flexible Outer Jacket with Heat Shrink Includes Dual Touch Fastener Straps The 6' Blizzard Lighting Cool Cable powerCON & DMX 5 Pin Combo Cable is a power DMX combination cable designed to replace separate power and DMX cables for system installers, A V
- Replace Separate Power & DMX Cables
- Improves Cable Management
- Heavy-Duty 14 AWG Power Cable
- Low-Capacitance DMX Cable
- Color-Coded powerCON Connectors
- XLR 5-Pin Female Input
- XLR 5-Pin Male Output
- Flexible Outer Jacket with Heat Shrink
- Includes Dual-Touch Fastener Straps
The 6' Blizzard Lighting Cool Cable powerCON & DMX 5-Pin Combo Cable is a power/DMX combination cable designed to replace separate power and DMX cables for system installers, A/V technicians, and lighting designers in clubs, houses of worship, and live stage applications. It improves cable management by enclosing the power and DMX cables in a pliable outer jacket with heat shrink for the tidy, consolidated appearance of a single cable.
The heavy-duty 14 AWG power cable is terminated with color-coded, powerCON-compatible connectors. The low-capacitance, double-shielded DMX cable is terminated with XLR 5-pin jacks. Touch fastener straps are included for maintaining an orderly coil when storing or transport the cable.
- Make your lighting setup simpler and cleaner by replacing separate power and DMX cables with this Cool Cable powerCON and DMX combo cable
- The power cable features heavy-duty 14 AWG wire and is fitted with powerCON-compatible input (blue) and output (white) connectors
- The DMX cable is wrapped five times tighter than traditional XLRs and features 120-Ohm impedance, low capacitance, a double (foil and braid) shield, and an XLR 5-pin connector on each end
- Power and DMX cables are encased together in a highly flexible outer jacket with heat shrink
- Use the included touch fastener straps to keep the cables neatly coiled when not in use
UPC: 685450870078
In the Box
Blizzard Cool Cable powerCON & DMX 5-Pin Combo Cable (6')
| Input Connectors | 1 x powerCON input (blue) 1 x XLR 5-pin female |
| Output Connectors | 1 x powerCON output (white) 1 x XLR 5-pin male |
| Cable Gauge | powerCON: 14 AWG |
| Maximum Amperage | powerCON: 15 A |
| Impedance | DMX: 120 Ohms |
| Construction | powerCON: Heavy-duty 3-conductor cord DMX: Double shield (foil and braid) Wrap: Flexible outer jacket with heat shrink |
| Length | 6' / 1.8 m |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.9 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 8.0 x 8.0 x 1.4" |
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I never thought I would say this, but a relationship book has made it to my top ten favorite books. I felt like it was really good premarital counseling in book form. I've had premarital counseling, and it was actually pretty good, but this book was much, much better.
This book is really well written, and the content ranges from the general (for instance, telling you that men and women have different needs) to the specific (for instance, giving suggestions for how to tell if you are still "in love" with someone, or if you just see them as a really good friend you happen to be engaged/married to). This book draws heavily from Gottman's research on marriage. While his work does have its flaws, it's important to note that it is easily the best research on marriage that anyone has ever done. Most marriage theories are based on the author's opinions and what they have seen work for a few couples here or there, but Gottman has done the leg-work so that this book can present some actual empirical understanding of the basics of a good marital foundation. This book also draws heavily on Biblical principles of love, relationships, and marriage. It is unapologetically Christian and suggests at the end of the book that even if a couple is doing everything "right" they need to share spiritual dreams and Christian service.
I read this book by myself when I got engaged to my boyfriend of a couple of years. The book has questions at the end of each chapter to help you consider how the material in the chapter applies to your specific situation. I took the questions seriously and by about 1/3 of the way through the book I realized that I really couldn't marry my boyfriend. I had a hard time letting go of the relationship but in hindsight it was a really unhealthy situation. My friends had been telling me their concerns but I needed to figure it out for myself, and this book walked me through that process in a really low-pressure gentle way.
When I started dating my now-husband I started reading the book again and answering the questions in regard to my new relationship. It was really reassuring for me to see that we were built on a solid foundation. I decided to start over and read the whole book together(which we mostly did in the car) and discuss the questions together. This was probably the best thing we have done for our relationship. It helped us have reasonable expectations for each other and ourselves, and helped us set up good habits as we started our marriage together.
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