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Unread 20-01-2003, 14:34
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Al Skierkiewicz Al Skierkiewicz is offline
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All,
There is no commonly available #11 wire. If you need a specific ohmic value of wire, consider making a longer length of #10 wire. If this is not practical you can take a #10 wire of many strands and remove strands until you reach the specific ohmic value you need. However, you need a special type of ohmmeter to measure accurately below one ohm. Exactly what are you trying to accomplish. If your are worried about giving something away, contact me with a private message and I will try and answer privately.
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