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16awg low resistance cable

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Wear can I get some I need about 4meters as I've got two guns to wire up

Thanks

 
I've tried there guy looked at me as it I was from Pluto or Japan

 
It equates to 1.31mm2 but the nearest you will get here is 2mm2 but that shouldnt be a problem. They sell it by the metre

www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/VWP-onlinestore/cable/thinwall.php

 
I got some before ages and ages ago but forgot wear and they did by the meter and sounds about rightcheers mate

 
I use VWP all the time and their service is good - usually deliver within 24 hours.

 
I got some before ages and ages ago but forgot wear and they did by the meter and sounds about rightcheers mate

 
They sell it but it double the price per meter and don't give core size just the awg :(

 
Might try marlin again and loom with my own eyeballs instead as the guy was either a new starter or just studied as I asked for low res cable and dean's connectors he didn't know etheir (Palm to face) dhoooh

 
They sell it but it double the price per meter and don't give core size just the awg :(
awg is the core size :)

Last time i bought some, i got it from a local R/C car/plane shop, and if you get the "noodle" wire stuff it is expensive (super low resistance, high flex, silicone outer etc etc)

 
I could be wrong but I thought awg refers to

The metal inside like the strength and conductivity and not the core size

 
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I could be wrong but I thought awg refers to

The metal inside like the strength and conductivity and not the core size
AWG, stands for American Wire Gauge :) and it works in reverse to how you would expect, the lower the number the thicker the wire, higher the number thinner the wire ;)

 
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