06-04-2016, 10:45 AM
Arran
As the gauge goes, any wire you can imagine that goes into the line cord is way too thick for any imaginable radio. Gauge 20 is rated for 11A, 18 is for 16A and 16 is for 22A for short distances (chassis wiring). Not for inside wall wiring of course. But for radio line cords any of them is more than adequate.
Ron
Plastic, same as the other one was. I'm not even sure any one does individual cloth clad inside cloth wrap anymore.
As the gauge goes, any wire you can imagine that goes into the line cord is way too thick for any imaginable radio. Gauge 20 is rated for 11A, 18 is for 16A and 16 is for 22A for short distances (chassis wiring). Not for inside wall wiring of course. But for radio line cords any of them is more than adequate.
Ron
Plastic, same as the other one was. I'm not even sure any one does individual cloth clad inside cloth wrap anymore.
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