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I have 2 usb powered ceiling fans and an ethernet cable I want to run cables for. I 3d printed a bunch of sections of channel but im not sure what would be the best adhesive to use to stick to the ceiling. I would like to be able to remove it at some point without damaging anything. We recently had a camping trip on one of the kids birthdays and scotch tape ripped the wood looking paper off( the white dot above the fridge in the first photo) submitted by /u/ffimmano to r/RVLiving [link] [comments]

If you've been dealing with slow file transfers, laggy video calls, or unstable USB-C connections over longer cable runs, you're not alone — and a standard copper cable is likely the culprit. Today I'm reviewing a 50-foot fiber optic USB-C to USB-C active optical cable (AOC), and after switching to it, I can confidently say it's one of the best upgrades we've made to our workflow. https://preview.redd.it/22hjfgwux23h1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3ebb0436dd3dbfd398927f7aa841cbc82e9555f1 WHY WE SWITCHED TO A FIBER OPTIC USB-C CABLE We run a content-heavy setup — constant video conferencing, large file uploads from cameras and external drives, and high-bandwidth peripherals. Over time, we started noticing the classic symptoms of a failing or inadequate copper USB cable: transfer lag, dropped connections, and inconsistent speeds the longer the cable run got. That's the fundamental limitation of copper USB-C cables beyond 3–6 feet — signal degradation is unavoidable. Fiber optic USB-C cables solve this entirely by transmitting data as light rather than electrical current, which means zero signal loss regardless of length. At 50 feet, this AOC cable delivers the same clean, stable 10 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2) transfer rate as if you were plugged in directly. KEY SPECS: 50FT USB-C FIBER OPTIC ACTIVE OPTICAL CABLE Transfer speed: 10 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2 compatible) Cable length: 50 feet (15 meters) Connector type: USB-C to USB-C (clearly labeled Host and Device ends) Connector plating: 24-karat gold-plated contacts for interference-free signal Shell material: Zinc alloy — anti-corrosion, high durability Cable construction: Active optical cable (AOC) with ultra-slim, flexible fiber core Built-in IC chip: High-efficiency chip for energy optimization and heat dissipation Extras: Velcro cable management anchors included CONNECTOR DESIGN: BUILT FOR PROFESSIONAL USE The connector heads on this cable are where you really see the premium quality. They feature 24-karat gold-plated contacts, which is the industry standard for professional AV and data cables — gold resists oxidation and eliminates the micro-interference that cheaper plated connectors cause over time. The zinc alloy shell makes these connectors significantly more resistant to corrosion and physical wear than plastic-housed alternatives. They're engineered for repeated plug/unplug cycles without degrading — exactly what professionals working with cameras, capture cards, or studio equipment need. Each connector also has a directional label (Host / Device), so there's no guesswork about orientation. A small detail, but one that saves real frustration in a dark studio or behind a desk. The integrated IC chip inside each head handles active signal conversion from electrical to optical, while also managing heat dissipation and power efficiency. This is what makes the cable "active" — and it's also why these connectors are noticeably more compact than older-generation active optical cables. PERFORMANCE: VIDEO CONFERENCING & LARGE FILE TRANSFERS This is where the fiber optic advantage is most obvious. For 4K webcam streaming and video conferencing, the connection is completely stable — no dropped frames, no reconnection events mid-call. For large file transfers (RAW photo batches, video footage, external SSD backups), the full 10 Gbps bandwidth means you're not sitting and waiting. For reference, a 10 Gbps connection can theoretically transfer a 1GB file in under 1 second. Real-world speeds depend on your drive and host device, but the cable is never the bottleneck. COMPATIBLE DEVICES This 50ft fiber optic USB-C cable works with a wide range of devices, including: Webcams and PTZ cameras for video conferencing Mirrorless and DSLR cameras for tethered shooting VR headsets (Meta Quest, Valve Index, etc.) External SSDs and NAS enclosures PC gaming peripherals requiring USB-C Capture cards and video production equipment The key requirement is that your host device supports USB 3.2 Gen 2 or higher to take full advantage of the 10 Gbps speed. The cable is backward compatible with USB 3.1 and USB 3.0 speeds as well. CORD MANAGEMENT AT 50 FEET Managing 50 feet of cable is a real consideration. Whether you're routing along a wall, under a desk, or across a studio floor, keeping the cable organized protects it and keeps your space looking professional. WHO SHOULD BUY A FIBER OPTIC USB-C CABLE? A fiber optic USB-C cable is the right choice if: You need a USB-C run longer than 6 feet without signal degradation Your workflow involves high-bandwidth tasks like 4K video, large file transfers, or VR You need a cable that can handle daily professional use without wearing out You want stable, interference-free connectivity in electrically noisy environments For short runs under 3 feet with light use, a quality copper cable is fine. But for anything demanding or over distance, an active optical cable is simply the better technology. FINAL VERDICT This 50-foot USB-C fiber optic active optical cable is an excellent professional-grade solution for anyone serious about their connectivity. The 24K gold contacts, zinc alloy connectors, 10 Gbps throughput, and slim flexible build make it genuinely worth the premium over budget copper alternatives. If lag and unstable connections have been slowing you down, this cable will fix that. submitted by /u/mrpotato2025 to r/Fiberopticusbccables [link] [comments]

Hello! I'm a worship director at a church but tech is not my strong suit at all, I'm mostly into the musical and relational parts of my job. My pastor wants to add 2 tvs to our sanctuary to run lyrics off of for the congregation and I have no idea how to make that work with our current setup. So far to my understanding I would need the tvs and long (about 150 ft) fiber optic HDMI cables to run back to the main computer, but I realized the pc doesn't have any available HDMI outputs, just a single USB 3.0 output available (it's an OMEN pc if that matters, it looks a lot like this one). I hate AI but got desperate, and according to Google AI there's a way to make this work with an external USB power hub and HDMI splitter adapter, but that just sounds like more points of potential failure, and I don't want to be trouble-shooting this on a Sunday morning when I should be leading worship. Is there any way I could make this work? submitted by /u/PartyNeighborhood247 to r/CommercialAV [link] [comments]

I have seen many angry discussions online about Amazon no longer supporting older kindle models, about them allegedly deleting books from peoples libraries, and other similar situations. This made me realize many people keep their kindle constantly online and depend on the kindle store to download their books. This may be the way Amazon wants you to use it, but it is not the best. Your kindle can, and maybe should, live forever in airplane mode. This saves battery, and in my case, stopped ads from showing up. Add ebooks to your device by using a USB cable. Personally, I recommend using Calibre to organize your books and to send them to your kindle because it makes everything so much easier and has a lot of useful features, such as converting ebooks to whatever format you need. Your device is yours, and so are your books. Absolutely no connection to Amazon services. submitted by /u/chadrooster to r/kindle [link] [comments]

When I set out to create this computer, I wanted to build something I would truly be proud of — something that, at least from my perspective, felt unique and would hopefully last me as long as its predecessor did(9 years). I had initially “finished” this build using a large number of Lian Li screen fans with GIFs on every fan screen, but soon after I completed that, I envisioned something much more ambitious, which is what I’m sharing here today. I have still procrastinated on selling those expensive fans :/ Over many weekends and evenings, I spent countless hours scouring the internet and downloading well over 17,000 GIFs throughout both the original fan-screen phase of the project and the much larger display phase that followed. Even after scrapping a large number of GIFs during editing and organization, the final build still contains over 15,000 GIFs. It takes 13 and a half hours to watch every display tile from beginning to end. I would download several thousand gifs at a time from various sites, and then I used a random naming software to randomize all of the file names of what I downloaded, then then I'd use the same software to sequentially rename them using numbers. That's how I kept track of everything, and made sure gifs from the same topic didnt get clumped together. On top of collecting all of those GIFs, I also spent roughly 200 hours video editing alone. I edited every single GIF to better fit the aspect ratio of its respective display tile, adjusted playback speeds to make clips appear as close to real-time as possible when needed, looped gifs that needed looping, and trimmed many clips down to focus only on their most important part - I wanted my gifs to be very sporadic. Nearly every screen tile runs for 5 minutes before looping. The only exceptions are the two 5-inch displays that have two tiles, which run for approximately 10 minutes and 15 minutes respectively. Those two screens ended up configured that way because two additional displays that were originally intended to sit in front of the GPU stopped working before final installation; they had narrower aspect ratios for their tiles. At that point, I decided to compromise rather than buy replacements or sink even more time into additional editing work. The four larger screens are all run by three Raspberry Pis, all within the case. All the Raspberry Pis and screens power on and off with the pc. The Raspberry Pi 5s are supposed to be able to run two 4k displays at once, but I had issues running a second display with the 3840x2400 14.5” display, so I had to get an additional Raspberry Pi. The remaining 9 displays all run their videos on their displays from a microsd card. No display cables needed, only usb power required. No desktop processing power used towards these screens. Also, the bar display to the left of the larger vertical bar display is on a hinge and is held in place by a magnet. I made it this way so that I can easily see any codes from the motherboard if needed in case any issues arise later on. Whenever I need a quick break from gaming, or just need some brief entertainment, I can just look at my pc. PC specs: • CPU — AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D • Motherboard — MSI X870E Carbon WiFi • GPU — MSI Ventus 3X GeForce RTX 5090 OC Edition • RAM — 96GB DDR5 • Storage — Samsung 9100 Pro 4TB NVMe SSD • Case — Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo XL 4 120mm noctua fans on the top 2 120mm noctua fans on the side mounted on the exterior, no space inside. 3 140mm noctua fans on the bottom 6 140mm noctua fans on radiator push/pull Display setup: • 5× WOWNOVA 5" USB displays (800×480) • 4× WOWNOVA 8.8" USB displays (1920×480) • 1× MAGICRAVEN 14.5" 4K portable monitor (3840×2400) • 1× VSDISPLAY 12.7" stretched bar display (2880×864) • 2× Wisecoco 14" 4K stretched bar displays (3840×1100) Other Important Parts: • 3× Raspberry Pi 5s • Multiple OKGEAR/Coolerguys Molex pass-through to dual USB-A 5V adapters — used to power many of the displays directly from the PC power supply. • Several Elebase USB-A to USB-C adapters — used so USB-C splitters could interface with the Molex-powered USB lines. • Multiple 1-to-3 USB-C splitters — used to expand display connectivity from the powered USB lines. • Numerous DbillionDa angled USB-C cables — chosen for their extremely low-profile connectors. I would not recommend these for typical charging use, as they wear out fairly easily but they worked great for this project. • Sinefine PCIe USB-C power delivery card (4-port) — used to properly power the Raspberry Pi 5s with enough wattage. The Molex USB adapters alone only allowed the Pis to run in low-power mode, which occasionally caused stuttering. • 3× 52Pi Power HATs — used with the Raspberry Pi 5s to convert the volts/amps from PCIe USB-C P card. Without them, the Pis would still report low-power mode, as they require 5 amps and the USB C card only provides 3 amps. • 3d Printed Mounts and brackets for holding displays in position, as well as fan/GPU cover (GPU cover between the two horizontal bar displays is made of ABS, a heat resistant plastic, and there's still plenty of airflow going to GPU) submitted by /u/Several-Bar-6512 to r/pcmasterrace [link] [comments]

Achadinho Shopee: Baseus USB Type C Cable Support Quick Charge 3.0 For Phone Pegue o seu na Shopee: https://s.shopee.com.br/3Vh1hPkD1I Descrição do produto em inglês após português Perceber: 1. Suporta carregamento normal (5V, 1,5A) e transferência de dados para a série IP 15 ou Pad de montagem C. 2. Suporta carregamento Samsung AFC 15W (9V, 1,67A). Pode ser carregado em cerca de 5V 1,7A. 3. Suporta carregamento normal de 7 W (5 V, 1,4 A) de telefones celulares Google ou telefones celulares Sony. Nome da marca: BASEUS. Nome do item: Baseus Carga Rápida 3.0 Cabo USB Tipo C. Material da superfície: Nylon. Conector A: USB A. Conector B: TYPE-C. Corrente máxima: 3A. Características: Conector de Liga. Material: Liga de Alumínio + TPE + Fio Trançado Nylon. Comprimento: 0,5M/1M/2M. Cor: Preto/Cinza/Vermelho. Corrente de Saída 1: 0,5M / 1M (3A Max). Corrente de Saída 2: 2M( 2A Max). Padrão USB: USB 2.0. Transmissão de dados: 480Mbps. Função 1: Cabo USB Tipo C forSamsung S10 S9 S8 Note 10 9 8 Plus. Função 2: Cabo USB forHuawei Mate 30 Pro P30 P20 Lite. Função 3: Cabo Tipo C forXiami 9 8 Redmi Note 7 K20 Pro. Função 4: Cabo USB-C forOneplus Sony Pixel LG. Característica: Carregamento Rápido 3.0 Cabo USB Tipo C QC3.0 Cabo Cabo. Tipo: Cabo USB Tipo C, Cabo USB, Cabo Type C,Fio USB-C. Embalado: PVC Embalado com Organizador de Cabo. Description: Brand Name: BASEUS. Item Name: Baseus Quick Charge 3.0 USB Type C Cable. Surface Material: Nylon. Connector A: USB A. Connector B: TYPE-C. Maximum Current: 3A. Features: Alloy Connector. Material: Aluminum Alloy + TPE + Nylon Braided Wire. Length: 0.5M / 1M / 2M. Color: Black / Gray / Red. Output Current 1: 0.5M / 1M ( 3A Max ). Output Current 2: 2M( 2A Max ). USB Standard: USB 2.0. Data transmission: 480Mbps. Function 1: USB Type C Cable forSamsung S10 S9 S8 Note 10 9 8 Plus. Function 2: USB C Cable forHuawei Mate 30 Pro P30 P20 Lite. Function 3: Type C Cable forXiami 9 8 Redmi Note 7 K20 Pro. Function 4: USB-C Cable forOneplus Sony Pixel LG. Feature: Quick Charge 3.0 USB Type C Cable QC3.0 Cable. Type: USB Type C Cable,USB C Cable,Type C Cable,USB-C Wire. Packaged: PVC Packaged with Cable Organizer. https://s.shopee.com.br/3Vh1hPkD1I submitted by /u/asasdodesconto to r/CentralDosAchados [link] [comments]