How about a straight wrap application (instead of spiral wrap), perhaps with a cable tie on either end, tightening the cable ties as you go? The tape may need to be a little wider for straight wraps or maybe just overlap. I think the concept has potential for when you can't get shrink tubing over an end - thanks.

It looked like you were melting the cables! I saw the white cord on the left side create bubbles. Is that just one solid strand of copper wire under the tape now?

Wow... What an inspiration! As a fellow parent I couldn't even imagine the strength it would take to do what this amazing woman does. Anything anyone does to make our kids safer at school is something we should all be behind.

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Great discussion of Public Safety and BDA/DAS systems. I agree that these are important topics that are still in the early stages of development. Many AHJs are only just beginning to adopt measures requiring them in their areas. This means that we have a lot of work to do in the future, but it also presents us with a lot of opportunities. I think that we can continue to make progress in this area and make our buildings (schools, hospitals, apartments, etc.) safer for the people who use them and the emergency responders who may need to access them. BR

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Glad I watched the video, I was wondering if it worked.... now I know it doesn't

Great points Dave, especially regarding the required AHJ information to be provided, by the code they are enforcing. Although, there are a number of cities that have their own systems and the AHJ is the PD and license is owned by the city and managed by the police lt. (think Homestead and Plantation FL and City of Hackensack NJ, just off the top of my head) In reality, the Police are the majority user of these systems, but there is no Police building code, thus falls on the fire marshals shoulders.

Nice to know how to "break in".....lol

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Good job!

Kevin was amazing! Great having him on the program!

Awesome video good info

Great Job Kevin! Loved the interview

Tom holds a great training class....

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that Gamma Sign every few seconds gave mit epileptic seizure

I appreciate the focus on our industry. The challenges faced in one area seem to present everywhere and shining a light on it will hopefully bring about positive changes.

Nice stuff! Love it

I love it when clips short clips with limited amounts of time use the filler pattern and then cut off right in the middle of something really important because that just really makes my day Downloaded I'm blocking your channel but before I block your channel I'm going to go to every single video you ever posted open it up and diwn vote it

Great info!

Attach a deflector to your heat gun for improved distribution of heat.

Good work Gentlemen!

Why would you use heat shrink tape for that? Wouldn't you use a cable tie? (the clue being in the name). It's not a good advert as it's made a proper mess of it

This was great, thanks! I'm preparing for the CompTIA A+ exam.

tryed it..seems too thick

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What kind of dryer is that? And, would a normal hair dryer work?

What is the size of heat shrink tube used in this video in mm ?

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Great intro primer team. Im sure many new tech can benifet from this.

Nice video, but next time could you add more interruptions to show your logo more often?

I use hot glue on the tips...looks hella ugly but stays fresh as new even after 3 years. You do have to reapply it once a year though.

Good concept. Why not have it mildly adhesive to start wrapping. Heat just shrinks it.

Agree, manual or with the drill, defenetly We need few for the team they will love it.

Learned 7mm works perfect. If you are doing the entire length of the cable end to end (versus just to tips), you'll find 8mm is easier to feed the cable through the tube. 6mm is just too damn small. 10mm will work too IF there is a lot of shrink, but your final product wont look or feel as good. Conclusion 7mm for tips only, 8mm for entire length is best. Good luck all my cables now look great and feel STRONG and durable. Woop

I used this tool and with their connectors multiple times. It's a game changer for installers. I highly recommend it. Saves time and it's alot easier for greenhorns to install connectors when using this tool

That Black tube what is the name?

What is the name of that black cord

How did you get the heat shrink tube around the cord? I am assuming the cord was cut and the video does not show this as the tube is far to narrow to get around a USB C end.

which heat shrink ratio have you used in that tube? 2:1 or 3:1? Many thanks

Well done bro.. liked & supported.. can you let us know the diameter (mm) size of the tube you used for the cable?