Has anyone else tried using this cable to join their fish poacher to their bread machine?
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I tried to use this to learn piano and accidentally resurrected Beethoven from the grave! Luckily this cable sent the zombie further into the future to delay the apocalypse.
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Put the poaching tray on top of the rack or the plastic will probably melt from touching the heating element.
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Sorry, don't know. I use a no-name brand tool, but I'd say not, looking at the Foredom cables on eBay.
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I was unable to use mine. I had purchased a dynadock and tried splitting the signal which didn't work. So I had to order another type of cable that was compatible.
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I have never tried it, but I think maybe it could if the bread was not too thick. It's worth a try.
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In my experience this cable has made my micro usb port unusable. I had to buy a new port and install it. I would suggest a different cable.
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The siamese cable is simply RG59 with 2 additional wires that can be used for power or PTZ signaling. The cable will need ends crimped on to connect, and I have had a ridiculous time doing that myself. I've actually broken most of the connectors I've crimped, but use a small screwdriver to put the inner shield back into place.. and the crimpers are specific for these connections.. Even worse, using the Radio Shack stripper, I still have to cut back the center wire to the 8 marker so that it fits correctly. Also to note, the jacket is thinner than RG59 wire, so it could rip when running... Yes, it is compatible. I use it in my installations now, but it could be some work.. Good luck. Also, I recommend using dielectric grease (or Vaseline) to protect the ends from corrosion being outdoors. easier than replacing the connectors often here in Florida.
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Have you used a crimping/stripping tool to "clean" and prep the cable first? This is a critical step. the connectors slide on relatively easily once the end of the cable has been prepared. Other than that I have no ideas.
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do you have any room to slide it up or down at all? do that and fish the cable thru. I wouldn't prying it off as it might break.
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the included instructions do not provide directions for poaching! I made a hard boiled poached egg this way: i cracked an egg into the little plastic bowl ( provided), set it on top of the egg rack used for steaming in the shell, added water to the "hard" line level on the fill cup, and turned it on. Came out fine. Ive never had a poached egg before, so i assume it was good, lol. i dont know if you should take out the steamer tray or not - i didnt.
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I do (on a Big Green Egg to 700 degrees) with a stainless steel cable, not the original equipment cable.
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Yep. Just adjust it to the length you need before inserting the tip of the cable into it's receptacle. Once it's in, you can't adjust the length with the side button.
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It works great....Yes use the rj45 connectors..easy to assemble...watch on youtube.com on how to assemble the cable.
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the LMR cables are 50ft. the connectors are larger diameter so if you are fishing it through a hole you need to drill a hole twice as big. If i were to do it again i would crimp it by hand
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I did not try it with my bread machine ! I just followed the box instructions which were easy - it turned out nice every time! After it cooled I sliced the entire loaf with an electric knife and then froze two slices each in sandwich bags for easy removal and thawing! Good Luck! �
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Yes I have and it works well to transfer anything from pizza to cookies to wet dough such as ciabatta breadgreat product
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When I had a bread machine I was very happy not to have the paddle come loose in the bread. Maybe if you grease the paddle well before putting in dough it will release the bread more easily and you won't have to pull it from your loaf. If your paddle has a nonstick coating this may work.