Thread: The HDMI cable that comes with V+, is this sufficient?
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Old 10-03-2009, 22:16   #9
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Re: The HDMI cable that comes with V+, is this sufficient?
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Originally Posted by bw41101 View Post
Granted you are correct when you are referring to data flow and I wouldn't argue that fact. However current flow is what I was reffering to - Ohms law, I.e. the thinner the core the more resistance it has, etc - guess I should have made this clear.
Yes, which still says that you can have a thicker core for the majority of the run to get a massive benefit on the overall resistance, and you only have to downsize to a thinner core at the actual connector. You seem to be implying that because the size of the pins in the connectors is thin the entire run of cable has to be the same size, it doesn't because you don't get bottlenecks when downsizing cable diameter like you do with pipe. You'll only encounter higher resistances for the final bit of cable in the actual connector, the length of the actual cable can have any size core you want.
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