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aqwut · 07:17 AM

I've been using that Hong Kong 10 AWG for all of my batteries for a while now.. .it seems be doing the job very well... but then again, I have never had a problem with Deans Wet Noodle either...

I just tested a 1 foot piece of both wires... the
Deans Wet Noodle read 3.0 Ohms
HK 10AWG Silicone read 3.3 Ohms

The HK can't be steel, the strands doesn't stick to magnets...
But using 10 Awg is for insurance policy... You all know who I'm talking about, one of they're favourite phrase... "Wires are too thin" or "Wires are too long"

I put both wires under a lighter for 30 seconds... both of the silicone stayed in tact and looked similar except with black carbon build up.

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aqwut Brushless Heavy Weight.... Offline Posts: 1,954 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Kingsville, Ontario	06.07.2008, 07:15 AM I've been using that Hong Kong 10 AWG for all of my batteries for a while now.. .it seems be doing the job very well... but then again, I have never had a problem with Deans Wet Noodle either... I just tested a 1 foot piece of both wires... the Deans Wet Noodle read 3.0 Ohms HK 10AWG Silicone read 3.3 Ohms The HK can't be steel, the strands doesn't stick to magnets... But using 10 Awg is for insurance policy... You all know who I'm talking about, one of they're favourite phrase... "Wires are too thin" or "Wires are too long" I put both wires under a lighter for 30 seconds... both of the silicone stayed in tact and looked similar except with black carbon build up. The Power of BRUSHLESS!!!!! http://www.geocities.com/aqwut 1HP (electric) = 746 Watts. Everything is brushless!! Last edited by aqwut; 06.07.2008 at 07:17 AM.