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20-04-2004, 16:56
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Re: Looking for team 217 Electrical
This year, we used part number 7587K3 from Mcmaster (10 awg) it was very flexible and easy to work with. It's stranded tinned-copper wire, and its insulation is fairly small , to the point that whenever we were inspected, the inspectors didn't believe it was 10 awg.
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