Can anyone confirm if this is using the older/thicker copper coil system or the thinner printed circuit?
1000605
I consider it a circuit that's printed on a thin film of plastic. The combination is remarkably thin and flexible. It's not a coil of wire. It's not a stiff or thick board.
1000606
the 2016 version I received is not very thick as the first one I bought in 2014, and is not as thin and flexible as the first Qi receiver I had for my S4 (PowerBot Ultra). But this new one says it has 640mAh as opposed to 600mAh output....
2058945
I don't remember if they have that extra wire for a coil tap, because I just want the humbucker for a fat tone and I didn't pay attention on coil taping wiring and wire, it should has an extra wire for that, also depends on the wiring and off course you must have a push on potentiometer (pot), there're so many wiring diagrams on the internet for any combination and styles, just google it
394173
It is copper, but I wouldn't recommend this kit. The wire gauge is too big to fit correctly into any of the fuse holders or fittings. The fuse was defective also.
411437
Should work, the copper wire is designed for use with transformers up to 600W+.
407266
I still have the electric coils. I hope someone else can answer your question.
1142131
I have 2 AAA Duracell's in mine. Just the old reliable copper tops. Works for me.
1589535
The individual wires are solid copper. I know this for an absolute fact as I not only punched down to a block, but also put an RJ45 head on the other side so I got a good look at the pairs. Hope that helps.
1104527
No idea, but I think it draws too much power for small wires. Connections may have corroded just enough for voltage drop.
2259641
The wire is labeled 18 gauge. I was expecting a thicker gauge as well. If there is any good news here, it is the better rated 600 V and 105 degree wire.
1424482
Yes it's copper wire and yes it's stranded. Make sure you are using 12 gauge if you are running longer distances. I used the 12 on a 100ft. run
179936
I have connected two 50's to make a 100. It worked fine but created a bit of a lump when coiling up. No problem
1483515
i think this might help, same issue for me (http://blog.pennybuying.com/down/f/F815A.pdf). Now my issue is finding the 4 wire headers that I can connect from the PIC to the controller board, if you know where i can find those, please return favor. thanks
979038
It is the same product with different Part ID number, maybe the wire of 301 is a little large, im using 001 and works perfect
861838
I used standard 14 gauge house wire from the panel to the controller and from the controller to the battery. This is ok, because there isn't alot of amps (raw power) being pushed from the panel. With 12v systems, the more raw power (amps) being used, the thicker the wire needed. You can even use regular copper twist wire, just don't go smaller then the wire the panel uses.. which I think is either 14 or 16 gauge.
1593794
Hi Patrickno, the unit is more for replacement i used my existing wiring and air tube.hope this helps ?
1593793
Hi Patrick no, the unit is more for replacement i used my existing wiring and air tube. hope this helps ?
350031
Nope. Seem like copper clad aluminum and it's not true 0 guage but close. It will do the job unless you're pushing 2500 rms watts or more. It's a good solution if you're not wanting to spend 100+ $ on oxygen free copper like knukonceptz or rockford fosgate ofc and nickel combo. Hope this helps