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On May 26, 12:28*pm, Guy wrote:
Sttin' in DFW waiting for an uncancelled fight to STL....... Had breakfast at Hampton Inn (since 1/2 my nights are spent in HI's) Went to Bass Pro to kill some time. Lead wire $3.99....poop (or worse) I don't want a 1/2 oz. of .015. I want 10 lbs. of the stuff or else I will starting collecting old electric motors and use the copper wiring in the coils. Anyone have any ideas where to get massive quantities of the stuff? Googled it up and couldn't find a guage vs. 1000's comparison chart. Not at local electrical supply houses. Anyone with alt methods to weight bugs? I hate beads. Thanks in Advance and Kindest Regards. G 1 amp fuse wire is .015". Used to be able to buy it in 1 pound spools. Don't know if it is still available. |
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