> any reason not to use solid core cable? as it's easier to work with, no > tinning? I've also seen it use is many commercial modules. - stranded wire is MUCH easier to solder - stranded wire will take 10X the movement that solid wire will. Solid wire is for fixed installations (like in the walls of your house). - it's not a good idea to twist solid wire. Twisted wires have a lot less interference pick-up that individual solid wires Paul S.
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Re: [motm] solid core vs. stranded? was: Is 22gage stranded wire acceptable?
2009-03-02 by Paul Schreiber