Check out all of Dave's uses for the cable turtle here.
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I'm always worried about using these things, particularly for 120v power cables, around electronics. A wire with a current running through it wrapped in a coil creates a magnetic field (remember the wire connected to a 9v battery wrapped around a nail trick when you were a kid)?
Anyone have any intereference or signal problems when using these things?
Kelly- great find!
Dave - your turtles are bea-u-ti-ful! Although I could always see their practicality before, your pictures make me actually want to get a few and find places to use them...good work!