So the Aux connector you linked allows for 6.5mm, and that means I need to fit both wires into that. So I guess that means I need to get the L-2B2AT 3.2mm cable at the link provided? Then the RCA connectors you provided are 6mm, which seems like a lot of wiggle room once the 3.2mm wire is inserted. In your video there doesn't seem to be any space with the RCA connector you used. I'm worried the extra space would cause failure down the line. How would you suggest dealing with the extra 2mm+ of space the smaller diameter creates with the RCA connects provided in your link? (I' m looking at the aliexpress links as the amazon links provided do not apply to my country. I'm sure I could figure out a way myself, but I would love the advice of a professional. PS: great video, everything else was super clear to me. I make my own RCA cables already, just never tried doing it with AUX, but I'm tired of the unshielded portion always causing static when I use poorly designed ones I have bought in the past. It's super distracting.
most frequently not, you can't compete with Chinese production costs. DIY gives you customization capabilities and better quality, if you choose good materials.
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PARTS for the AUX cable build:
Aliexpress:
- 3.5mm jack: bit.ly/3nGrRWD
- RCA connectors: bit.ly/2PMIBio
- Microphone cable: bit.ly/3nHu6bT
- Braided cable sleeve: bit.ly/2QMGNq0
- Heat shrink tubing: bit.ly/3aWh0CC
Amazon US:
- 3.5mm jack: amzn.to/3t5BCyA
- RCA connectors: amzn.to/3SbClfE
- Braided cable sleeve: amzn.to/3EmcQ5P
- Heat shrink tubing: amzn.to/3xJ6nN9
Amazon UK:
- 3.5mm jack: amzn.to/3lKifNw
- RCA connectors: amzn.to/3IDaJ02
- Braided cable sleeve: amzn.to/3eaG76N
- Heat shrink tubing: amzn.to/3eQL1os
Amazon DE:
- 3.5mm jack: amzn.to/3nHt3ck
- RCA connectors: amzn.to/3nDFPIw
- Braided cable sleeve: amzn.to/3t9NmA3
- Heat shrink tubing: amzn.to/3xQDsXM
Could not have explained it better, thanks! My only suggestion is buying some cable strippers :)
How to make the cable for connect a Subwoofer to Av Receiver
There is video for that cable build ua-cam.com/video/BEtzALdYnqY/v-deo.html
@@Techscrews thanks
hey, just wondering what solar i should use? apologies if this is a dumb question, i'm really starting from the beginning of all this
What is "solar"?
@@Techscrews god sorry, i meant solder!
simplest, 30-40w is enough, just make sure it has a fine tip
Uno así nececito yo pues las bocinas de mi tv se dañaron gracias por las instrucciones
So the Aux connector you linked allows for 6.5mm, and that means I need to fit both wires into that. So I guess that means I need to get the L-2B2AT 3.2mm cable at the link provided? Then the RCA connectors you provided are 6mm, which seems like a lot of wiggle room once the 3.2mm wire is inserted. In your video there doesn't seem to be any space with the RCA connector you used. I'm worried the extra space would cause failure down the line.
How would you suggest dealing with the extra 2mm+ of space the smaller diameter creates with the RCA connects provided in your link? (I'
m looking at the aliexpress links as the amazon links provided do not apply to my country.
I'm sure I could figure out a way myself, but I would love the advice of a professional.
PS: great video, everything else was super clear to me. I make my own RCA cables already, just never tried doing it with AUX, but I'm tired of the unshielded portion always causing static when I use poorly designed ones I have bought in the past. It's super distracting.
Nice!👍
Thanks! 👍
what size braided sleevings did you use
use just one size larger than cable size.
Thank u sir
From: india
Diy is way cheaper than buying one
most frequently not, you can't compete with Chinese production costs. DIY gives you customization capabilities and better quality, if you choose good materials.
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0.08 AK - мм².?! ))
двойной 0.08 мм²