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Re: How to wire unrealistically well?

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Originally Posted by Nathan Streeter View Post
In these photos it looks like for most of the length of the PDB <-> Victor power wires, both are black... did you heat shrink wire pairs along most of their length?

In many ways that seems like a great idea... it just uses a lot of heat shrink tubing!
As DampRobot said its wire that comes connected together and the top wire is black and red on the bottom.

We use the same stuff on our robot this year from McMaster (9697T3 and 9697T4) for both 14 and 12 gauge wire. It was great stuff as it stays together making wiring easier and pulls apart with no effort when you need to put connectors on the ends.
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