[SpitFir3]

guesses are
 
14.612581258795 lbs
16.860670683225 lbs
22.4808942443 lbs

 

[butterfingazz]

43.2
49.6
64.7
I know nothing about this product but maybe I'll get lucky...

 

[fraist]

Worth a shot,I would guess :
130.6 lbs
97.5 lbs
And for the fun of it, 200.5 lbs

 

[DisCHORDDubstep]

Worth a shot,I would guess :
130.6 lbs
97.5 lbs
And for the fun of it, 200.5 lbs

nah man. For the fun of it, you should have said 5k lbs or something.

 

[Im2bz2p]

So without knowing more details about the cable itself (i.e. how many wire strands is it comprised of? twisted or solid? what is the AWG on each wire?), this is really a shot in the dark for everyone. I guess that's the purpose though.
 
22.7 lbs (10.3 kgs)
34.2 lbs (15.5 kgs)
54.3 lbs (24.6 kgs)
 
Best of luck to all!
 
~ Im2bz2p

 

[DisCHORDDubstep]

So without knowing more details about the cable itself (i.e. how many wire strands is it comprised of? twisted or solid? what is the AWG on each wire?), this is really a shot in the dark for everyone. I guess that's the purpose though.

22.7 lbs (10.3 kgs)
34.2 lbs (15.5 kgs)
54.3 lbs (24.6 kgs)

Best of luck to all!

~ Im2bz2p

didn't it also have wire insulation? What if its braided Kevlar or some nearly impossible to stretch and snap materials? And I say two runner ups get a Noble shirt.

 

[bluewrx1025]

27.9 lbs
42.6 lbs
66.9 lbs

 

[samukos]

Aprox. 65kg

 

[Im2bz2p]

didn't it also have wire insulation? What if its braided Kevlar or some nearly impossible to stretch and snap materials? And I say two runner ups get a Noble shirt.

 
+1  - good point. Who knows what kind of insulation is surrounding the wire as well.
 
Some of the guesses are so funny though. A 3/64 (0.04) inch diameter of stainless steel cable has a breaking strength of 270 lbs.

http://www.stormcable.com/uploads/tensile_load_support_for_cable.pdf
 
Do you honestly believe an IEM audio cable (with or without insulation) is going to have more breaking strength? A typical stereo audio cable is about 22 AWG (which means 0.02 inch diameter). IEM's cables are generally even smaller in diameter (maybe comprised of 26 AWG wire). Even if you factor in insulation & using the thicker 22 AWG wire, how would the audio cable's breaking strength surpass a stainless steel cable that is 0.02 bigger in diameter? 
 
Just some things to think about,
 
~ Im2bz2p

 

[EthanHarte]

32.8 lbs
43.6 lbs
54.2 lbs

 

[mojorisin35]

45.81
250.35
100.77
All in lbs

 

[calebot]

682 lbs
745 lbs
777 lbs

 

[liddokun]

Here are my guesses!
 
37.522 lbs
77.543 lbs
120.03 lbs
 
Best of luck to everyone.

 

[Emongaa]

Imma guess

50Kg
40 Kg
280.00001 Kg

 

[Duke650]

55,5 kg
77,7 kg
88,8 kg