What else do we need to purchase, besides cable, to have a complete zip line set up?
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You will need the clamps and I used a turnbuckle to tighten the line and mounting hardware.
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Cable "u" clamps... 3 for each end and 6 for the safety at the tensioning end (so 12 total). We also used a Come Along for cable tensioning and bought a cheap hunters tree stand to use as a ladder and platform for the top of the zip line. We Have one ladder section removed from the stand so the platform is about 11or12 feet high (wanted to keep it a bit low and slow for the kids to start). You can go to the manufacturers website and download the full manual and install instructions to see he install process .. This helped me plan out my install before I ordered and was a huge help. One last thing ... Cutting the cable. The only thing I had that worked well was a small angle grinder with a metal cutting wheel. There may be scissor type cutters available, but the stuff I had in my toolbox was useless. If do use an angle grinder. Just make sure to tape the cable and cut through the tape (lots of examples of this technique on line)
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depending on the slope a block break on the line may be a good thing to add. it is a block that is able to move along the line but has a thick bungie type chord that gently slows you down.
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4 cable clamps, safety harness, safety rope to hook to trolley and the harness, D- ring to hook harness to safety rope
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You will need some additional hardware, such as u-clamps, turn buckles, etc. You can most of this at a hardware store but there are some companies on-line that will sell you a full kit.
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The cable (hardware as well) is all you will need. This ofcourse is on the basis of simplicity. You obviosly will need the two platforms at each end of the zip line (build?) And a line tensioner would help tremendously with getting the right tension on the line. But bare bones all you need is this trolley and a line (with bolts and hardware).
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You'll need cable, come-along, cable clamps and whatever you use to mount the cable.
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I believe you would need TV and Power hookups if I'm not mistaken. You can look and find them on ebay.
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This question should be directed to the supplier. Everything the everyday user would need is included.
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Everything needed was included. Our only problem was ordering a too big unit first time.
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This is the kit for the Network Extender so yes, everything you need to connect to it is included, you'll just need a pole or support to mount it on, or you can simply lay it somewhere, aimed in the direction of where you need the most coverage. Please call us if you need more details.
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Everything you need to complete the installation should be included in the box.
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Nope none included, just walk up to comcast office and ask for self install kit. The kit is free and includes splitter and coaxial cables.
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your cable provider will supply you with a card. You should call them for availability.
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You will need just one for the cable connection getting into your house (this has to be connected between the cable line and the junction/splitter box).
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I have Comcast, and I wanted to not rent a box. I had to buy a cable modem and a router to do that. You will need a cable modem.
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It all depends in how you setup the cables, you can alway buy an extensionIf you don't have enough
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I cable included. All you need. You can see this product in any Walmart or Best Buy anytime for comparison.
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Not sure about Cox cable co. We have AT&T; and didn't have to buy anything. We used at business and connected up toward ceiling, so just had to run extra wire up there to connect to box.
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Keep all of the cables. You will need the rj45 to connect directly to your router for initial programming and your power cable to connect to power.
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This is just a thousand foot of cable. You definitely do need to purchase separate ethernet connectors and a crimping tool.
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everything you need is in the box for one unit/ if you plan to network two hds receivers you will need the Ethernet cable
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We also have cable, we had to have a small cable connector box in the cabinet above. You might need to call your cable co to ask them if this is what you need also...