Did anyone have any issues with custom cables longer than a certain amount? Does the PCB require a certain amount of power that only cables under a certain length can be used with it? Keyboard works fine with the included cable, but does not with a custom coiled cable with aviator connector (USB-C to USB-A). LEDs do light up if previously turned on, but no key input is registered (even during Boot I can't access the BIOS or choose OS). Tried it on different PCs, Macbook and different USB ports. Maybe it's a faulty cable but was wondering before blaming the cable manufacturer. Thanks!

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