What AWG should I use for the seven channels in a 11'-0" x 17'-0" living area? I'll be useing http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000... for the seven channels.
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i have 6 ohm speakers and use 12 feet each of 18 gauge wire. it works perfectly for the short runs in my space. you might try 16 gauge instead. the inexpensive stuff they sell at Lowes or Amazon works every bit as good as Monster cable which costs many more $ than generic cable. its all copper.
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Hi Cyndi, I don't feel those are made to interconnect, as x-mas light would (there's no connection on the last light and the first is connected to a 6' power cable). I use mine under an awning with a 8' span but feel that I could extend it to 15', max. All in all, doesn't sound as a good choice for you.
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I just hang the antenna wire up over a window or picture frame and try to use the full length in your home it does work better with the wire antenna for short wave . good luck
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Question for Renogy ... can you suggest a source for 8-10 ga cable to extend the cable as delivered? Can a new length of cable be "daisy-chained" onto the existing cable, yielding a cable with two different gauges? Or should the entire cable be replaced? Is the comment from Ian W. below about connectors correct?
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I'm guessing, but it is probably 22 AWG (seems smaller than 20). The butt splices (crimps) with the red color are good for 18 - 22 AWG, and can accommodate smaller than 22 if needed. The splices are Amp 8-55824-2 or the equivalent. I used these: http://www.te.com/catalog/pn/en/8-55824-2?RQPN=8-55824-2. Happy wiring! I've read reviews & comments suggesting twisting the wires and wrapping with electrical tape, and I can tell you that you don't want to go there unless you want to re-wire it at some point in the near future.
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Correct on one panel. How many you need will Depend on the size of your awning
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Just received a pack of these and the outside of the box says 30 AWG. Seems cheap to me--am wondering if I should find something else.
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For 8ft to 12ft viewing distance, definitely go with 52" if price isn't an issue. You won't regret it. I too was in the same boat, 9 ft viewing distance and went with the 52". Couldn't be happier. It was shockingly big at first but don't worry you'll get used to it. PS. only had 26" CRT prior to my 52A550.
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I wouldn't put it that big... probably closer to a multi stranded 8-12 AWG. Though I am doing that by visual (don't have a gauge).
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Hi You can Google "awg wire chart", all the measurements for all wire will be there.
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I like 16awg speaker wire.it match my home theater installation,i like the big gauge.talk to the guys that do this for a living,they say all three are good.
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I have used Power Bright 0-AWG6 0 AWG Gauge 6-Foot Professional Series Inverter cables. This set works just perfect. But if I'm not mistaken the best cables would be marked with 00AWG gauge.
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Sure ... I didn't get in Amazon but http://www.amazon.com/niceeshop-TM-Gauge-Silicone-Wire/dp/B00FGLSKUA/ref=sr_1_20?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1423150748&sr=1-20&keywords=awg+wire BE aware that I did use this as example that Amazon have wires, didn't observe the amount you will need or other stuff like, terminals or relay.
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as for the cable it self. you want to use the shortest run possible (the longer the run the more chance for signal degradation and interference) You can mitigate some of this by using a "quad shielded" cable. Again, try to get the least distance between your set and the antenna. If you run more than one set or you are farter from the TV station than 50 miles. You will need a antenna booster.
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Hey Greg!!Stopping By..My Personal Opinion on this topic would be..Bridging 2 12in sub's would be great..I had one 15in Audiopipe Bridge on Channel 3&4 .It was Fine...Never clipped out... 1&2 There was to selenium D250xHorns...So Give it a Shot!!!Hopes this review Helps!!!
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Hello Deltaforce, HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is designed to transfer high quality, digital, multi-channel audio signals along with video at extremely high resolutions and color bit-rates. The larger diameter of wire, the more current it can carry. In terms of HDMI this means that a larger gauge wire (smaller AWG number) is capable of higher bandwidth than a smaller gauge (larger AWG number). Therefore, a 22 AWG wire is capable of higher bandwidth than a 28 AWG wire. I'm guessing that it's between 28 - 30 AWG for this 6' wire. There are the typical lengths for AWG: * 28 AWG = maximum 10 feet * 26 AWG = maximum 12 feet * 24 AWG = maximum 15 feet * 22 AWG = maximum 25 feet I hope this helped, good shopping fortune!
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Depends on the length. a longer length requires a bigger AWG (atleast 12 or 10AWG) I would would choose Rapco or Ploynk. These have one 1/4 inch connector and one Speakon connector. Connectors are parallel.