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What should everyone do if the radar cable breaks?

2016-02-25View Original

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If a cable breaks, can it be repaired by oneself? What methods do people use? Please share
Reply #22016-02-26
Haven’t encountered a situation where it got broken? It seems impossible to connect; burrs will cause interference. Impact measurement. The cable was too long and was cut before
Reply #32016-02-26
This is something I’ve encountered for the first time as well, so I don’t know where to start; it can be cut off once it grows, that’s for sure
Reply #42016-02-26
Generally, the connection ports of cable radars are either secured with something similar to an internal hex key or welded in place. If it’s the latter, there’s nothing to do; if it’s the former, just buy another one of the same length (originally manufactured ones are recommended) and screw it on
Reply #52016-02-26
It can only be sent back to the factory for repair; the radar’s accuracy is already low, so the errors will be even greater. Truncating that value is also a one-time solution – an exact cut is necessary, so it’s still recommended to send it back to the factory
Reply #62016-02-27
Just waiting for your reply, hehe, thanks for answering

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