What size Dia. is a 0/4 cable?
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My 0/2 cable fits OK, but it doesn't have good contact. I plan to another fuse holder.
294226
Hi It's 4/0 awg cable, usually the thickest you can easily buy. I use it for solar battery connections. The wire is about 1/2" in diameter before insulation.
294227
Hi You can Google "awg wire chart", all the measurements for all wire will be there.
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AWG gaugeConductor Diameter InchesConductor Diameter mmOhms per 1000 ft.Ohms per kmMaximum amps for chassis wiringMaximum amps for power transmissionMaximum frequency for 100% skin depth for solid conductor copperBreaking force Soft Annealed Cu 37000 PSIOOOO |0.46 |11.684 |0.049 |0.16072 |380 |302 |125 Hz |6120 lbs OOO |0.4096 |10.40384 |0.0618 |0.202704 |328 |239 |160 Hz |4860 lbs OO |0.3648 |9.26592 |0.0779 |0.255512 |283 |190 |200 Hz |3860 lbs O |0.3249 |8.25246 |0.0983 |0.322424 |245 |150 |250 Hz |3060 lbs AWG gaugeConductor Diameter InchesConductor Diameter mmOhms per 1000 ft.Ohms per kmMaximum amps for chassis wiringMaximum amps for power transmissionMaximum frequency for 100% skin depth for solid conductor copperBreaking force Soft Annealed Cu 37000 PSIOOOO |0.46 |11.684 |0.049 |0.16072 |380 |302 |125 Hz |6120 lbs OOO |0.4096 |10.40384 |0.0618 |0.202704 |328 |239 |160 Hz |4860 lbs OO |0.3648 |9.26592 |0.0779 |0.255512 |283 |190 |200 Hz |3860 lbs O |0.3249 |8.25246 |0.0983 |0.322424 |245 |150 |250 Hz |3060 lbs
294229
0/4 cable i.d. is just under a 1/2 of an inch or about 0.3249 inches to be exact, it is a heavy duty cable.
140629
I don't know the exact gauge, but if you get "aquarium tubing" it's always the same size and fit these connectors well.
1489695
Hi Nick. I have not seen connectors like this given a size (#8 or #10) so cant answer your question in the format you asked. It it helps, I looked at the strip and you could get anything from a solid or a stranded 12g to 22g wire into the hole though would probably tin the light duty stuff before putting it in so it had better stiffness and firm grip.
1127497
It's 1.00mm in Dia. Zoom in on pic, it's on top of label. It's kinda big if your working with small electronics, but for general electronics, vehicle electronics, and appliances it should work well.
1127496
It's 1.00mm in Dia. Zoom in on pic, it's on top of label.It's kinda big if your working with small electronics, but for general electronics, vehicle electronics, and appliances it should work well.
2165951
The dia. Is 4". The master slides extend to a dia. Of 5". The chuck is 1 5/8" thick.
2283660
1/8 to 3/16 in dia.I don't know if they have copper tubing that size they give you a lot of the plastic tubing you just have to make sure you keep it away from your exhaust manifold or anywhere else it may melt
908720
The DC-12450 that I purchased two months ago is 2.8" x 4.8" (5.0" to tip of on/off switch) x .95" thick. Worked great to power a dashboard camera.
696274
It does from 2/0 down to 4 Ga. It has different dies for different size cables
636880
This Cable measures 5.81mm with a Caliper if you have a over sized core you can consider make a loop around the core with a thiner cable.
1377095
Yes, still1/4" jack the big deal is the larger dia. wire more copper less resistance, cleaner sound (truer highs and lows) my bass thought 500 watt Ampeg sounds better with this cable then the 3 foot stock cable
2013820
The specs say 1/2" cable. I regularly use them for 7/16 cable on a 15k winch. I own two and have been satisfied.
2258085
NO! I had to work at getting 4/0 wire in the connectors. I believe they make one for 1/0, just make sure it specifies it.
591059
I use this cable and the bigger size on everything cause I have a cat that can really do damage. This smaller one I use on speaker wires, etc. plus the air hose on my breathing machine which is 1/4" and it works great. When I measured the outside of my cable, it is 1/2". I hope this helps. Mary
992488
no , the dia. is smaller . but this tough-grid 750 paracord is probaly more that the strenth you need, for a small dia. cord .
253549
Approximately 4 inches from base (includes measurements of the links and quick disconnect). Each link is approx 1" dia and the quick disconnect link is approx 1-1/2" in length. When you add that up it comes out to approx 4-1/2' but the links go through the quick disconnect and the connection of the links subtracts from that total.
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5/32" only. The diameter of the cable is crucial to making a good connection with the tensioners. Stay with the cable from Atlantis.