I see a lot but nothing on the most important thing.... what size wire are they made with. if there not at lease 22 gauge wire I wouldn't want them.
1062505
Sonat, you've made me aware of how much I take things for granted .... the thought that these cut rate wires might be of a wrong gauge never entered my head .. however, after receiving this email I did the only thing I could to , I simply matched them to standard factory installed connectors and wire as well as other locally bought and Tower Hobbies offerings ... they look ,bend, and feel precisely the same but again that is simply a visual check. I can add this as well ... the Nexstar select is an 18.5 volt monster with huge servos ... it works quite well and these wires if inferior would most certainly reveal their weakness under load inside that particular plane. the DH2 Flyzone giant Beaver, The Mini-Moa 72 inch sailplane, and the Radian Pro and Easy Star all function perfectly with these connectors or others of obviously (visually) same gauge ...
1062506
Mine are all tucked away inside birds at the moment, but they were the same size wire as what came on the 9gram servos I was using. Good for park flyers... Won't speak for larger.
1062507
I measured the wire with a digital micrometer and the diameter, including the insulation, is 18 AWG. The measurement is 1.4 mm or 0.48 inches.They work fine on my Bixler, and TekSumo models and I intend to use them on my quad-copter.
2222324
It's a heavy gauge wire, but definitely not a post. I'd say it's about the same size as one strand of my very heavy-duty speaker wire. Doesn't quite disappear, but probably as minimal an appearance as you can have and still hold the light securely.
2009413
Without cutting one of the wires it's difficult to be sure. It appears to be a 16 gauge or slightly larger. I don't believe the wire is actually a 14 gauge; but the insulation gives it the appearance of something just larger than 16.
1598768
It comes with 20 guage solid core wire as I recall, but will work with any size wire. I think that 16 to 18 gauge wire would be more durable.
1361083
I use and believe in 14 gauge speaker wire. Don't get caught up in brand. Wire is wire.
1594457
I used it with 14 gauge wire. I don't know if they would work with thicker wire or not but you could certainly use them with either 14 or 16 awg.
990270
I've used them with 16 and 18 gauge wire. They work well with both, but I ended up using 16 gauge for my setup.
1331288
The included speaker wire is not very long (the surround is 25 feet) and junk anyway. Get some 14 or 16 gauge. Don't waste money on overpriced garbage like Monster, go look at monoprice.com
161502
A good 18-24" I don't remember but I know I didn't have to add any more wire to hook them up
1217980
Having to use one on a project, I cut one in half (length-wise). Scary - Really scary.These are not made with 20-gauge. Maybe not even 24-gauge. Barely larger than 30-gauge wire-wrap. I was going to strip and solder one end. But this will be difficult, even with a small, low-wattage soldering iron. These are probably fine for signal-level work (r.f. and audio). For higher voltage and current applications, it may be better (safer, at least) to construct your own jumper-cables.The Chinese continue to scimp on metal. Somthing to keep in mind when buying from Asia. Having to use one on a project, I cut one in half (length-wise). Scary - Really scary.These are not made with 20-gauge. Maybe not even 24-gauge. Barely larger than 30-gauge wire-wrap. I was going to strip and solder one end. But this will be difficult, even with a small, low-wattage soldering iron. These are probably fine for signal-level work (r.f. and audio). For higher voltage and current applications, it may be better (safer, at least) to construct your own jumper-cables.The Chinese continue to scimp on metal. Somthing to keep in mind when... » Read More Having to use one on a project, I cut one in half (length-wise). Scary - Really scary.These are not made with 20-gauge. Maybe not even 24-gauge. Barely larger than 30-gauge wire-wrap. I was going to strip and solder one end. But this will be difficult, even with a small, low-wattage soldering iron. These are probably fine for signal-level work (r.f. and audio). For higher voltage and current applications, it may be better (safer, at least) to construct your own jumper-cables.The Chinese continue to scimp on metal. Somthing to keep in mind when buying from Asia. « Show Less
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No they come with about 8 inches of wire, with good protection around the wire.
1110030
I think 16 guage is the biggest wire it recommends. I would get something more heavy duty.
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You only 16-18awg wire for these speakers. No bigger gauge is necessary. One thing I look for is Oxygen free copper wire, I've had great success with that. Here's a link. - Mediabridge 16AWG Speaker Wire (100 Feet) - Spooled Design with Sequential Foot Markings - (Part# SW-16X2-100-CL )
1953563
Usually the single wires of the twisted pairs are 24 awg, but to be sure ask Amazon. He Amazon. Do you know?
515228
They come with about 15" of wire. You can order a wiring harness kit. I installed (2) separate fused switches because of the different way I was using them with heavy duty automotive wire. Even with the fused switches I also wired through 30 amp. relays because everyone I talked to said that was best. I hope this helps.
374166
they're really tiny, probably 24 ga solid wires. This is a high impedance voltmeter, so they will draw very little current
935380
Someone is 'guessing'? I wouldn't call that an answer. And 20, maybe 30 amps out of '18 gauge' wire? DON'T EVEN TRY IT!