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26-11-2007, 15:11
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Re: Current Sensors
If I remember correctly, you don't "have" to use 12 gauge wire, you just have to use at least 12 gauge wire, so 10 or 8 is an option as well. All things considered though, the minute decrease in resistance is probably not even worth the extra weight of the wire.
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