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Re: Electrical Wire
From: Jared Sherman
Date: 2004 Mar 23, 13:24 -0500
From: Jared Sherman
Date: 2004 Mar 23, 13:24 -0500
Robert, I'm not certain but expect that teflon jacketed wire (which is fairly common) might do the trick. You'd also want to look for stranded as opposed to solid wire, that will make it more flexible. Stranded, tinned, teflon jacketed "hook-up" wire should be available from many electronics supply houses, not expensive in light guages. http://www.powerwerx.com/category.asp?CtgID=1060 $35 for 100 feet from this source, price will vary with guage. How "flexible" do you need? Is this for sextant lighting?
