where to find 600v 18awg wire?? - Page 2

jdbrocious · 23rd October 2005, 10:17 PM

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Originally posted by porkchop61
Just bought a bunch from these people:
http://www.radiodaze.com/wire-600.htm
REALLY NICE vintage looking stuff. Fast shipping as they are in NY.
Glenn

you always seem to have the answer.... thanks again!

do you have aol instant messenger??

wa2ise · 23rd October 2005, 11:12 PM

Line cord zip cord should be able to handle 600V. Usually anything dealing with 120VAC not inside equipment has a "hi-pot" of 1.4KV. There's a lot of large transient spikes on the powerline, and insulation on it has to be able to handle it.

porkchop61 · 24th October 2005, 04:51 PM

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Originally posted by jdbrocious

you always seem to have the answer.... thanks again!

do you have aol instant messenger??

No, sorry I am not AOL freindly

Glenn

Bill*B · 26th October 2005, 12:41 AM

Don't overlook good ole eBay - search for "teflon wire" and you'll find gobs of mil-spec stuff. Use Google to find what the mil-spec numbers mean, but lots of it is 600V rated. Regards, Bill.

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23rd October 2005, 11:12 PM	#12
wa2ise diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: NJ	Line cord zip cord should be able to handle 600V. Usually anything dealing with 120VAC not inside equipment has a "hi-pot" of 1.4KV. There's a lot of large transient spikes on the powerline, and insulation on it has to be able to handle it.

26th October 2005, 12:41 AM	#14
Bill*B diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: tampa, florida, USA	Don't overlook good ole eBay - search for "teflon wire" and you'll find gobs of mil-spec stuff. Use Google to find what the mil-spec numbers mean, but lots of it is 600V rated. Regards, Bill.

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