ALL SCALES: L.E.D. ultimate hook up wire

So do you have a picture of this amazing wire?

prrhorseshoecurve posted:

So do you have a picture of this amazing wire?

A photo wouldn't show much as one wire looks pretty much like another. But, if everyone wants a photo we will post one. OK?

Dave, LBR

Mark,

     Here is the photo you have requested of our #32AWG stranded SILICON COATED electrical wire for hooking up L.E.D.'s

Dave, LBR

CUSTOM "O" DECALS posted:

Stronger than magnet wire and being stranded it carries electricity much better.

Uhh... NO.  You can probably argue the "Stronger than magnet wire", but the "and being stranded it carries electricity much better" is indefensible.

At low frequencies or DC, a solid wire of the same core diameter will be better than stranded for carrying current.  As frequency rises, a point will come where stranded wire will be better; it will be able to take a higher current than a solid core of the same diameter. However, the so-called "skin effect" is only for insulated strands, plain stranded wire will act the same as solid wire unless each strand is insulated. Litz Wire is specifically designed with each strand insulated for high frequencies.  Since we're talking at the most 60hz power to any LED's we'd use, that statement is really totally false, regardless of what kind of wire you use.

gunrunnerjohn posted:

CUSTOM "O" DECALS posted:

Stronger than magnet wire and being stranded it carries electricity much better.

Uhh... NO.  You can probably argue the "Stronger than magnet wire", but the "and being stranded it carries electricity much better" is indefensible.

At low frequencies or DC, a solid wire of the same core diameter will be better than stranded for carrying current.  As frequency rises, a point will come where stranded wire will be better; it will be able to take a higher current than a solid core of the same diameter. However, the so-called "skin effect" is only for insulated strands, plain stranded wire will act the same as solid wire unless each strand is insulated. Litz Wire is specifically designed with each strand insulated for high frequencies.  Since we're talking at the most 60hz power to any LED's we'd use, that statement is really totally false, regardless of what kind of wire you use.

John,

     We figured that it would only be a matter of time before you corrected us. We now stand corrected. Thank you ever so much.

Dave, LBR

You made it easy this time.