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20-04-2004, 14:52
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Re: Looking for team 217 Electrical
We have been using it for years. It is high quality audio wire and is pretty expensive. For those of you that live in the Detroit area, we got it at K40 electronics. They must carry miles of it in 10 gauge. For the rest of you, I will get the part number and manufacturer for it.
This stuff is awesome. It is one of those things that if you don't ever use it, you don't really think you need it; but after you use it once, you can't imagine you life without it. We tried to not use it this year to cut costs ... that lasted one day of wiring. I was sent out to get about 50 feet of it immediately. I will post the part number sometime this week. -Paul |
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