I used to do that multi-circuit
stringer a lot. Even loomed two and three
circuit stringers with fiberglass sleeving and lots of adhesive lined
heat shrink to finish off the ends and cable ties between them. As neat as I could fabricate - #12 MTW
wire at least in
wire type. That plus loomed to the
wire rope support cable. Man/Hours wise, it took a lot less time to just do a 16/2 SF-2
stringer cable tied to a pre-made 1/4"
GAC wire support. I used to do it to just 1/8"
GAC which could at say 50' and dynamically run and stretched horizonally could be a questionable support
wire source if snagged.
Difference is no matter how many circuits I ran on a
stringer which don't look "Pro" after its first use, it still can only
chase. New concept in individual
node of
RGB+W lamps installed into a simple
stringer. Too bad Buhl discontinued the
stringer sockets which I wanted specific to the SF-2 in already buying it. They were weather resistant and better quality overall.
Avoid electrical tape to do any part of a
stringer - unless in air conditioned use. Heat makes the glue on the tape just bleed in a hands black type of way following the show in coiling the
stringer up.