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Where to buy 10AWG cable?
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Where to buy 10AWG cable?
I'm trying to source some 10AWG cable to upgrade my headlight wiring. I've looked at Jaycar and Altronics but all they sell is 12AWG and 8AWG.
Using a voltage drop calculator it says I need 4mm2 wire, whereas 12AWG is 3.5mm2 and 8AWG is 7mm2. Hence I don't want to use 12AWG since if I'm going to do it only once then I may as well overdo it
Does anyone know where to buy 10AWG cable in the Sydney Inner West? It seems to be not a very common size for wiring?
Using a voltage drop calculator it says I need 4mm2 wire, whereas 12AWG is 3.5mm2 and 8AWG is 7mm2. Hence I don't want to use 12AWG since if I'm going to do it only once then I may as well overdo it
Does anyone know where to buy 10AWG cable in the Sydney Inner West? It seems to be not a very common size for wiring?
Probably because it more commonly know as 6mm wire in Australia.
Is hard to find in per metre lengths, usually sells by the 30 metre roll. Try an auto elec.
Ref: http://db.hella.com.au/cgi-bin/catalogu ... lmaint=442
Is hard to find in per metre lengths, usually sells by the 30 metre roll. Try an auto elec.
Ref: http://db.hella.com.au/cgi-bin/catalogu ... lmaint=442
KRiS
There's cable and there's cable. Check the Jaycar/Altronics stuff, as it might be multi-strand high-flex stuff (for the doof-doof boys) which will route much easier than the "bloody stiff" stuff you currently have.
"Bloody stiff" (low strand count) wire is more susceptible to vibration induced cracking, so it's probably not a good idea for a vehicle anyway - particularly a 4by.
"Bloody stiff" (low strand count) wire is more susceptible to vibration induced cracking, so it's probably not a good idea for a vehicle anyway - particularly a 4by.
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