Howdy,
At one time I had a couple (HEAVY) spools of 100ft of red/black 8 gauge cable. It was a two conductor cable (one red, one black) inside an outer grey plastic insulator. It was nice and flat, and easy to work with. It made running power so easy compared to separate red & black primary wire.
I'm looking for a source for this type of wire. I need to do some new installs in my truck and need cable.
Installing the following:
Yaesu dual band ham mobile
Kenwood UHF commercial
Kenwood VHF commercial
Strobes
LEDs
Siren
Pyramid repeater
Various accessories
I'm in Canada, so if anyone has suggestion of a source I'd be very happy.
I need some heavy stuff 4 gauge, and some 10-12 gauge as well.
What type of wiring and where to source??
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Re: What type of wiring and where to source??
Sounds like marine duplex cable. Ancor is one manufacturer, Berkshire is another.
http://www.marinco.com/product/standard-duplex-cable
http://www.marinco.com/product/safety-duplex-cable
http://www.berkshireelectriccableco.com ... uplex.html
Check with your local marine supplier, or google to find the best price..
http://shop.genuinedealz.com/Items/Item ... 20PER%20FT
http://shop.genuinedealz.com/Items/Item ... 20PER%20FT
http://www.marinco.com/product/standard-duplex-cable
http://www.marinco.com/product/safety-duplex-cable
http://www.berkshireelectriccableco.com ... uplex.html
Check with your local marine supplier, or google to find the best price..
http://shop.genuinedealz.com/Items/Item ... 20PER%20FT
http://shop.genuinedealz.com/Items/Item ... 20PER%20FT
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Re: What type of wiring and where to source??
We've also used "boat cable" which has a white covering with black and white wires.