Measured the battery cables with calipers and roughly .375 with insulation. anybody know what gauge that is?
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WIRE GAUGE CONVERSION CHART SWG Wire Number AWG or B&S; AWG Metric(Inches)(Gauge)(Inches)(MM)0.500 0000000 (7/0) ... ...0.464 000000 (6/0) 0.580000 ...0.432 00000 (5/0) 0.516500 ...0.400 0000 (4/0) 0.460000 11,6840.372 000 (3/0) 0.409642 10,404
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Can't really tell what gauge the wire is by measuring insulation (gauge should be printed on wire). I can tell you that these tyoe of connectors (often refered to as Anderson connectors) are very forgiving and will take up to a 6 gauge wire (I usuallt solder the wires in rather than crimping them)
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In reference to the wire cord shown in the picture, the outside diameter of the black rubber insulation you see around the four 10-gauge wires is exactly 0.685" or about 11/16". I used a 3/4" bit to drill the holes through the joists for routing. Note to others who responded to this question: You do more harm than good by providing such innacurate dimensions below. How hard can it be to measure this?
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I can't give you the exact number on cable length, but they are not short. If your battery is going to be riding on the trailer I would go with a quailty deep cycle. Buy as much battery as you can afford. Hope that helps.
1008037
I measured my battery pack using a digital caliper. Here is what I came up with in inches (2.3" x 1.18" x 3.09"). The first dimension represents the height (batteries lengthwise). The battery connections stick up about 0.10" above the 2.3" dimension making that overall dimension 2.4". I hope this helps.
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It looks like it could be 16 gauge. The insulation looks the same as house wiring, so probably about 120 volt rating. These are better qualiti than some others I have had in my physics class, and I think they will hold up better in a classroom environment.
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It's 20 gauge. If you decide to solder a long run yourself, don't go any thinner. These power supplies are rated at 2 amps and the camera has a pretty good draw. The voltage drop will be too much.
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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.
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Mine is 28/28 gauge and charges very slowly with 2.4 amp charger, several recent reviewers have said the same. I wonder if older hardware revisions used thicker diameter power wires, as several older reviews extol the low guage/fast charge that they experienced. This is not the ones I recently rec'd
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Michael, I don't have a caliper to measure butI'd say the thickness of the wire is about the same as the pencil lead used in mechanical pencils.It's very tough stuff
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Using my digital caliper, the outer diameter of the overall cable is 0.193 inches. This includes the conductor as well as the insulation.
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I used 10 Gauge, distance to the battery and controller charging output (Amps) has a bearing on the wire gauge size. Go larger rather then smaller, it make the system more efficient and saver.
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No battery gauge. But they do taper off on power so you know it's running out unlike the 18v.
768377
check back of gauge with an ohm meter and check the volts. If there is 36 volts there , the gauge is bad.
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I got mine as 16AWG 105C 300v FT2 UL certified. The Wire's are thick and well made.
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That could be 1/2 inch or 3/8th inch depending on your Battery where you connect them. I hope that is correct. Best thing is to buy a cable that has them on already I find it hard to crimp those wires they are so thick.
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It is an electrical code designation. Probably identifies 12 gauge wire with specific insulating materials.
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4 gauge ok,but 1/0. would be better- multiple runs of it preferibly to a secondary battery in rear near amplifier.More power less voltage drop.