Thanks
I'm like you...I worry about 3.25 per foot in an aeroplane which will cost
eventually in the region of USD60k.
Is this ac grade stuff - do you get it from AC Spruce?
Will
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William,
CCA is "Copper Clad Aluminum" The aluminum strands of wire are clad with
copper using a cold fusion process, similar to friction welding. This stuff
has all of the wieght advantages of aluminum, but none of the disadvantages
when it comes to terminating it.
I am told you can even solder this stuff with regular lead/tim solder. I
have a short piece so I must try this to see if its true. It weights almost
half as much as the copper equivalent.
The down side is that #4 costs about US $3.25 per foot.
Paul
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>Displaying my ignorance...err what is CCA wire?
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