Turnigy Pure-Silicone Wire 14AWG (1mtr) RED

 nedry 39 points

Outside diameter of wire gauges listed above are as follows with a tolerance of /- .1mm.

8AWG = 6.5MM
10AWG = 5.5MM
12AWG = 4.5MM
14AWG = 3.5MM
16AWG = 3.0MM
18AWG = 2.8MM (294 count .08 conductor)
18AWG = 2.3MM (150 count .08 conductor)
20AWG = 2.0MM
22AWG = 1.7MM
24AWG = 1.6MM (6.5AMPS)

10MM Heatshrink for 8AWG
6MM Heatshrink for 10-12-14 and 16AWG.
6mm shrinks to 2.8mm (measured while posting)
4MM Heatshrink for 18-20AWG
3MM Heatshrink for 22-24AWG

 Tanmay 8 points

Yes fits perfectly

 Ben 113 points

buy some 4mm shrink tube while your ordering or 5mm

 Karl Heinz 55 points

these cables fit in every plug.....i guess ^^

 PPact 50 points

If not make em fit.

 Wout.S 341 points

I don't know what other wires you refer to, but this wire has silicone insulation. Silicone makes it much more flexible than wires with pvc insulation.

 Joel 98 points

the number before AWG is the gauge/size of the wire.. the lower the number the thicker the wire.

 Ben 113 points

awg refers to gauge of wire wich allows more amps through it the lower the awg is silicone wraps is more flexable as stated above but is also heat resistant to 200 degrees apposed to the 80 degrees of normal wires

 abangjkt 1 points

Yes indeed, in my country it is quite expensive. Don't forget to order the shrink when you buy this.

 Rustams 20 points

AWG 14 = 0,0641" 1,63 м*м*. 2,08 м*м*.2

 Arxangel 983 points

It means American Wire Gauge.

 Wout.S 341 points

American Wire Gauge. It is an indication for the thickness of a wire. If you google "AWG table" you'll find diameters and max amp ratings.

 Senator315 607 points

They do, you just order what you want and it will come in that length.

 QuadSB 441 points

That's right, if you want about 30ft, then order 10m. Well 30ft is a shade over 9m, but anyway... Hope this helps!

 Molak 87 points

The wire is cut to your desired length... Just order !!

 wildthawn 245 points

did not know that thanks

 Senator315 607 points

Your welcome, and credit the best answer is also good.

 QuadSB 441 points

What tipped you off? That your posts all turned into '****' or that you rarely find others posting them in here??? :) Search the HK forum for a section called "Buddy! Buddy! Buddy!". There's also some external sites, too, if you like to share. Hope this helps!

 Senator315 607 points

*****, Don't know how else to answer *)

 Napstr 707 points

Yeah very similar story a cross the entire product range here - great products at great prices but stock levels and arrival times appear to be a random number at times. In stock at present though so get it while you can

 Napstr 707 points

Yes this is very good wire for 50 or so amps - always remember to keep wires as short as possible to avoid voltage drop

 Frank 5 points

Great wire! Extremely flexible and low resistance. Very nice jacketing.

 Alexey 6 points

Yes, it's very soft and good cable, the best!

 Philip 5 points

Use this aswell, verry good stuff

 RoldanCortez 2 points

very good wire using it for and e-buggy with 4s lipo.. never get hot very thick straded copper core. highly recommended. plus since its 14awg its very easy to work with.

 Felipe 1 points

un cable muy bueno y muy flexible.

 gromuluss 225 points

50 amps? That's all? That's pathetic. Why even bother adapt it then? 5.5 bullets are capable of triple that or more. Deans T connectors can take 90 no problem at all I guess the week link is the small gauge wire. Bad mistake then Need 90 amp or better wires. Look for " hangar 9 89" beast on 14s " ( my plane ) to prove that.

 Napstr 707 points

Good wire nice and flexible and can handle a reasonable amount of amps

 ccatalin 240 points

light and flexible !!!

 Roman 252 points

Kvalitní vodic v silikonovém bovdenu. Velmi dobre se zpracovává.

 fred0000 104 points

good wire, easy to solder, hard to melt.

 ihrstad 12 points

Not a chance! It will hold temperatures up to 200 degrees celcius.

 Taparou 38 points

Yes but Will it be warm after power my quadcopter with 120A ?

 ihrstad 12 points

I think it will depend on the lenght of the cable... I use 14 awg on my car witch runs on about 160 amps, they don't get hot at all.. But I'm no expert *)

 Taparou 38 points

Not more 30cm

 EDF_Freak 294 points

It won't burn but it will be hot and this is not good as you loose some power due to heat. For application that demands over 100A of current you should use 10 AWG cable instead. Rule of thumb: use the cable at least as thick as the cable used in your ESC

 Taparou 38 points

Yes bit it's more difficult that you think because I have turnigy sentry 40A and it has 14 AWG. But I will build a quadcopter and there are 4 of these ESC, so the power can climb at 120A but not more 40A out of each ESC.

 Tim 20 points

I wouldn't use it for prolonged periods of time. It has a current rating for a reason. If you run 80 to 120 amps through it, your voltage will drop, resistance will increase and the performance of your model will suffer. I would suggest 12AWG at least.

 Taparou 38 points

80 amps. Is it suitable ?

 Se7en24 10 points

You don't need a soldering station for your soldering iron but it is handy to have one.

 Taparou 38 points

An iron Weller SP 80 (80Watts), is it good to solder this kind of wire, or HTX 4mm connector, etc... ?

 lt188 19 points

a standard 30watt soldering iron will do the job for you....

 Taparou 38 points

Yes, but a Weller SP 80 is cheap. Is it to powerful ?

 donald 1 points

any weller soldering gun our iron will work

 Jason 10 points

80W will be good, 30W will do the job but they take too long to heat up and dont have the power to do thicker wires. Also use flux when you solder for a stronger bond

 Tim 20 points

Any soldering iron will solder this wire. It may take a little longer but will still do the job. Make sure the iron has fully warmed up before you start and use the flux in the solder to wick the heat into the wire for soldering.

 SHAWN 3 points

i use my 10 yr old Weller 30 watt it works fine i pre-solder the leads on the cells so i don't over heat them when hooking up heavy wire to them i also split the heavy wire and solder to both sides of the tab for a stronger connection.

 Instigator 15 points

You sir are correct!!! lol

 Richard 5 points

At 1 meter it should be good for 30A at 12 V See ***********windsun****/Hardware/Wire_Table.htm

 eugenioca 11 points

Hello. I used this wire to make an extension for the lipo battery to the ESC, around 130 centimeters (51 inches) and dont feel the heat on it. Must works around 110-130 Amps when run at 75%. With a 120 Amp ESC and ZIPPY Flightmax 5000mAh 6S1P 25C. bye

 eugenioca 11 points

Hello. I made an extension and use 1,56 meters of wire and no problem. Often to run at 125-130 amp the motor. bye

 Kjetil 10 points

is you gonna use theese lengts for charging. This cable will handle pretty mutch any charging you want.... and that should be in allot longer than 1m and more as charging isnt any high load on the cable. So you can safely make a 1m charge lead from this one.