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luc wrote:
being a residential wiring guy, I'm not crazy about crimps in a 120V system. I'd rather use solder, or wire nuts. I also like to go to the screws rather than use those push in style connectors. Also, pigtails are better than running the power through an outlet, because if one of them craps out, you still have the other one functioning. minor details I suppose. Another thing is that technically, if you are using a 15 amp breaker, you can use 12 guage wire, but 14 will also do for that application. 12 is rated for 20 amps. Luc Wire nuts are OK in houses, they don't vibrate. Boats do. Never use wire nuts for boat wiring. krj |
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