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Re: Wire Gauge sizes
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Posted by john in la on September 30, 2004 at 07:24:51 from (66.157.27.180):
In Reply to: Wire Gauge sizes posted by JD Jim A. on September 29, 2004 at 19:27:34:
Hope you have learned about posting a electrical question. While we now know every thing we wanted to know about Ohms Law Coulomb's Law Newton's Laws Kirchhoff's Current Law Norton & Thevenin equivalent And every other law. If you are like me you still do not know what amperage of lights you can run on 10 ft of 14 ga wire on a 12v system. T-Bone has the only usable information in this whole thread. At least for a dummy like me. You guys got to explain it stupid people terms for some of us.
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