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Reply With Quote6 would definitely work but would probably be overkill. Depending on the length of the run 8, 10 or 12 would be sufficient with 8 still likely being overkill and 12 possibly being too light if the run is 10 or more feet long.
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What Size Electrical Wire...
I need to run electrical wire for small hand control tm, and I've forgotten what gauge wire to use. I think 6 ga. would do. Is that right ?...
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6 would definitely work but would probably be overkill. Depending on the length of the run 8, 10 or 12 would be sufficient with 8 still likely being overkill and 12 possibly being too light if the run is 10 or more feet long.
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OK...8ga.or 10ga. it is...Thanks MNJ...u da man...Originally Posted by Minners N Jigs
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For a small hand control say 30 lb thrust or less 10 ga should be plenty.
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I installed an Atwood plug in the front of my boat and ran 2 strands of 10gauge to the rear. I also have my DF spliced and soldered in. I spliced in an inline fuse for safety purposes. To date, all is functioning fine and no blown fuses. The total length of the run was 12 feet.
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8 gauge.
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There's a man in the bid'ness.... I'd take his advice an run with it !
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