[sakundes]

50.5 kilos
55.9 kilos
70.5 kilos
 
wild guess

 

[paviko]

11.3 KG
6.2 KG
8.3KG

 

[unknownguardian]

random guess
 
44.4lbs
133.3lbs
399.9lbs

 

[Breezy]

18.1 Pounds.
37.6 Pounds.
732.7 pounds.

 

[CoiL]

5.4 Kg

 

[bangkokkid]

  "Pull strength" now trending on google...lol

 
That's funny! 

 

[Garraty]

45.8 lbs
55.3 lbs
68.2 lbs
 
Thanks to Noble Audio for holding this contest!

 

[rudeboybass]

63.3lbs
70.05lbs
100lbs

 

[yugopotamia]

10.3 kg
20.6 kg
33.3 kg

 

[jamato8]

I have no idea what the question actually means. 

 

[dr13zehn]

66.95kg

 

[ClemBurmingham]

189.1 lbs
200.3 lbs
225.5 lbs
 
Good opportunity. Hope I can win

 

[bangkokkid]

  I have no idea what the question actually means. 

 
Basically, how much weight can you hang from the cable before it breaks.

 

[kn19h7]

23.3kg
46.6kg
69.9kg

 

[kamikaziH2Omln]

Stress=Force/Area
Force=Stress*Area
Dia. of 22ga wire: .000644m
Rad. of 22ga wire: .000322m
Cross sectional area of 22ga wire: 3.26e-7m^2
(3.26e-7 m^2)*(220 MPa) = 7.172e-5 MegaNewtons
.00007172 MegaNewtons = 71.72 Newtons
(71.72 N)/(9.8 m/s^2) = 7.32 kg = 16.1 lbs
 
This is the amount of mass required to break a single strand of 22 AWG copper wire. However, due to the rubber insulation of the wire, and the fact that two of these wires are needed to complete an audio cable, the total breaking strength of a headphone wire could be very different. Below are my guesses:
 
36.3lbs
40.4lbs
48.6lbs