Gosh, I don't remember. There's one close by here, I'll swing in there and have a look. It's been over a year since I bought some. Maybe not stocked any longer?gearhead wrote:In what section? I tried floral and jewelry, and the best I could find was #18 for more$.skyboltone wrote:The buss wire is available from Michaels crafts store for about $2 per 10 feet. It's silver plated number 14 copper.
I've been making my own buss wire. All I could find was #24(?) silver/copper at RS, so have been twisting them, 4 in a bundle. Cut 4 pieces to 12 in or so, put one set of ends into a drill chuck. Tighten so they are bundled together in the very center. Grab the other ends with a set of pliers and let the drill do the rest. Solder flows real well into the craniliated surface.
Works great for heater wires too. Very neat.
Where to use shielded wire
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Re: Where to use shielded wire
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Seek immediate medical attention if you suddenly go either deaf or blind.
If you put the Federal Government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in five years time there would be a shortage of sand.