Transparent silicone cable

We're going to order lots of cable, enough for the first 500 units or so.



We can choose semi-transparent (whitish-translucent, you can see the core inside) or black. The motor's cable will be the same color but thinner.

The product is shown here with a DIY spray painted PCB because we don't have the actual black PCBs yet, they're at the assembly house waiting patiently in their panels waiting for our components.

Comments

By fgordon at 2010-10-28 02:46:18 Reply

They both look good. However, transparent would be more tamper-evident (there was a comment on a previous post on how secure the wires are).

By dreamloverlabs at 2010-10-28 03:24:32 Reply

Why would it be more tamper evident?

By fgordon at 2010-10-28 03:39:27 Reply

Because the wire inside can be punctured without actually breaking the sheath. First thing that comes to mind is by using a needle to punch a small hole in the sheath (hardly visible on the black sheath) and poking the wire inside until it breaks, or by repeatedly bending the wire, or a combination of the two.

By dreamloverlabs at 2010-10-28 03:43:20 Reply

The cable has 30 individual wires inside, it's not that easy to break... you have to cut it. No other way.

By marksaffer at 2010-10-29 08:21:43 Reply

There's something erotic about seeing the wire that delivers the pain. It could keep the male focused and slightly off-balance psychologically, anticipating.