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Re: Quick question, probably asked a thousand times...

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FYI: IF you want some really good, flexible 4 AWG wire [hyperbolization] 100x more flexible than the Kit 6AWG [/hyperbolization]). PartsExpress carries some great stuff...this 4AWG is made up of 1672 strands of 36AWG wire! It's really amazing stuff. They also sell ultra-flexible 8AWG wire made of 675 strands of 36ga. wire. It's great stuff...what we're using this year. Makes wiring a lot easier.

4AWG

8AWG
We've be thinking about using some more flexable wiring solution this year, but one question I have is do you still use the Power Connector that comes in the kit for the batteries? Is there anyone who uses a more flexible or convienent connector for their batteries?
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