which gauges specifically?
929137
all gauges in that range, there are different adapters included that cover all the ranges
929138
It covers 22 , 25 , 30 , 308 and up to 50 quit nicely . Among things that I don't like is the first one came to me broken . The secound one that they sent free really didn't sight in the cross hairs . Not really happy with produce . Spend aliitle more on a better system .
929139
It covers 22 , 25 , 30 , 308 and up to 50 quit nicely . Among things that I don't like is the first one came to me broken . The secound one that they sent free really didn't sight in the cross hairs . Not really happy with product . Spend aliitle more on a better system .
929140
Apparently any gauge between .22 & .50 The gauge selection is done by compressing one of the rubber mounts with a screw adjustment. The rubber mounts go from smallest to largest. You pick one of the four and adjust the screw until it fits snugly in the barrel. Be careful of the threads, they are rough at first and it would be easy to cross-thread. There is a spare screw you can use to clean up the threads. The instructions indicate it should have 3 batteries, but only 2 batteries came with my unit and it works fine. The negative side of the batteries should go in first towards the body of the unit, or positive towards the switch. The instructions don't say how to install the batteries. I borrowed an expensive boresighter to compare with this one, and they match almost perfectly. Remember to turn it off, it does not turn off automatically like some others.
1638637
The gauge comes with a basic metal bracket for attachment. Depending on your application, aesthetically, you may want to consider a pod.
252417
I would say these are 14 gauge. You can contact Etekcity @ Phone: 515-604-7280 or Email: support@etekcity.com
1799131
I used 8 gauge for 6*9. Personally I would go 6 gauge. But not knowing the power of your amp and Speakers I can't say more. Don't buy the cheaper ones. Solid copper not copper coated.
1281376
The gauge has a male and female thread set. It is a pass through configuration. If you have two male connections as previously stated you will need an adaptor.
609203
I don't think it really matters which gauge you use. This machine can accommodate either. The thicker gauge will have more silver & last longer, but it costs more.
1188280
I Binged the question and found the answer, I would use the 16 gauge wire, especially if you putting the time into making them. I hope that this answers your question.
759011
Kind of an abstract question but to give you some idea gauges are the size of the train the G and H are bigger than the O and HO the smallest size is Z (rediculoulsy small). To give you a reference size G is about as big as one of those Duraflame logs you can buy at the grocery store. G is the standard size for trains people put around their tree at Christmas time.
884438
Don't know the gauge, but the wires are thick, heavy duty and not too long, so I don't think you'll have issues with them. I haven't.
1309614
I agree. On that site, go to Show All. Then click the wire you think you might want. There you will find the gauge. This really is annoying, but you can find it.
1822777
Get a roll of plane old 12 or 14/2 stranded elec. wire. No need to go fancy doesn't buy you a thing. The bigger the gauge is always better.
697865
This listing is generic and does not specify, they can be either gauge, better ask each individual seller to be sure.
1581578
Not had any problem with any brand. Just make sure you get the right gauge.
1074524
I would get a 4 gauge wireing kit, brand doesn't really matter as long as it's good quality and is a true 4 guage kit. It would probably cost around 30-40$
2172484
I'm not sure what gauge, but they fit a standard wire pin for a drop earring if that helps.
1239844
Don't know the gauge ..,,, but I use standard L nails and it works great ....
623043
The gauges are for different gases. You can go to yellowjacket.com and search by part number for more information.