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On Wed, 26 May 2004 18:21:36 -0700, "Ytter"
wrote (with possible editing): I've heard different opinions what kind of wire is better for wiring boats.Could you give me some of your expertise? Thank You, Ytter I'll agree with everyone else - tinned, stranded wire is the best wire to use. In addition, if the boat is fiberglass, you should use "wire loom" for conductors which can rub against the hull or any other unfinished fiberglass surface. The reason is that unfinished fiberglass is quite abrasive. You can buy wire loom at auto parts stores - it's like a flexible plastic pipe slit up the side. It provides a smooth interior which will not abrade the insulation. -- Larry Email to rapp at lmr dot com |
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