Welder cable- cheaper, but just as good?
#51
use this to cut heavier cable
but if you don't have that tool use can use a hacksaw (or a nice metal cutting wheel) but make sure to wrap a couple round of electrical tape tightly at your cut mark (on the end you are keeping) to help prevent chewing of the plastic
but if you don't have that tool use can use a hacksaw (or a nice metal cutting wheel) but make sure to wrap a couple round of electrical tape tightly at your cut mark (on the end you are keeping) to help prevent chewing of the plastic
#52
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its not too bad actually... once bent, it keeps its form
a pic of 4/0 beside Shok 1/0 CCA
and a pic of flex test
a pic of 4/0 beside Shok 1/0 CCA
and a pic of flex test
#54
good stuff, Id use 4/0 if I were to build street again
now the best thing about welder cable is the fact that you won't be asked what kind of setup/amplifier/battery are you planning on using them, (any reply will result on a negative answer).
now the best thing about welder cable is the fact that you won't be asked what kind of setup/amplifier/battery are you planning on using them, (any reply will result on a negative answer).
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#59
dunno... here are the specs
https://www.ccixpress.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&produ ctId=39304&langId=-1&channel=%24&customer=&parent_category_rn=10640
it weighs almost a pound a foot.. pics dont do it justice of course...
rated for upto 2kv
https://www.ccixpress.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&produ ctId=39304&langId=-1&channel=%24&customer=&parent_category_rn=10640
it weighs almost a pound a foot.. pics dont do it justice of course...
rated for upto 2kv
#60
Looks like hard work to me. Ratchet cutters are a life saver lol