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"Wayne.B" wrote:
You might do better if you buy the wire at Home Despot or Lowes and put on your own connectors. I know that HD used to sell yellow, heavy duty multi-conductor cable. If not you should be able to order it from any good electrical supplier. Problem is that is not marine grade hardware is not found at your local DIY or dood industrial electrical distributer. Marine grade electrical is strictly a speciality business. Marine graide uses fully tinned cable and the connector devices are also receive special plating. Lack of volume drives up the cost, not greed as you might expect. Want some bedtime horror stories? Chase down the history of problems attempting to use welding cable for onboard applications. Hint: Welding cable is not tinned. Lew |
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