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Silicone wire size

Started by Vidal, Tuesday,February 12, 2013, 17:32:16

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Vidal

Looking at ordering some spare wire for extending esc or motor wires on my 450 quad. (Motors are 1000kv with 30A esc).
What size wire do i get? 10awg? 20awg? Ect

Iberian

The wire gauge should be chosen entering into account with your maximum expected current. Please have a look in the attached file. For silicone wire look the rightmost column.
Tony

Gaza07

I tend to use 18awg for the same specs as yours Im pretty sure your not going to get any were near 30a  ~~
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