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09.04.2006, 04:51 PM
high resistance and current are the only two factors that can contribute to wire heat. Bad solder joints have a lot of restance and thin wires have more resistance than thicker ones. Heat loss is ristance x current^2 so you need wires that are twice as thick in dia. if you double the current.
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