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Ulf Zimmermann
> 3 dayMake it more then 2mm ... Otherwise the quality is good. But as they only stripped such a small end and tinned it with solder, it makes it harder to remove more insulation. Either just cut them flush and dont tin, or do more than 2mm.
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c89purist
> 3 dayI bought these to make Y splitters, but the receptical are too small for two wires. They will come loose no matter how hard you try to tighten them if you use more than one wire per receptical.
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R McDonald
> 3 dayThey worked great! Wish they came in 12, 14, 16 AWG sizes.
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Greg Alan Moore
> 3 dayPerfect for making easy to connect and disconnect 2-way sources
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Darkflame808
> 3 dayQuality of these cables are on point! What really impressed me was the weight of the package when it arrived. I could tell right away it was quality when I removed the first wirelead from the bag. The wires inside were meaty. I’m not talking about four strands of copper thinner than a human hair. I’m talking about a braid of copper you can actually tin! This is definitely going on my save to buy again list. Thank you!
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K fam
Greater than one weekI stripped some of the wire and measured the strands with a micrometer, and counted the strands under a microscope. There are indeed 43 strands as the seller describes, but theyre each only 0.113mm diameter. This equates to about 20 AWG or thinner, with an ampacity of 5 amps, not even close to 18 AWG. Ive gotten similar results on import red-black bulk hookup wire imported from the land whose capital is at geo coordinates 40N 116E. So its the typical result with random electronic parts from Amazon: no brand, no markings, no identifiable source, samples deficient, not to be trusted. For a final test I assembled a loop-back out of one pigtail receptacle and the mating plug screw connector, pushed 5 amps through that, and metered 290 mV at the pigtail. So theres about 58 milliohms in the receptacle/plug combination. The pigtail wire was hardly warm, but the connectors were warm to the touch. So I found theyre OK for 5 amps.
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Kevin Myers
> 3 dayJust received this product. Well made, good value. Exactly as described.
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Kevin A. Ramsey
> 3 dayDoes what they are designed to do. Buy yourself a bulk pack of these and keep on hand for when you need them. Most recently I used one when I cut a power supply cable only to discover that the negative lead was not insulated, but was bare copper. So, chunked that PS and used another one with this pigtail to give me 2 clean leads to plug into my microcontroller.
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Homer M
09-06-2025Used these to make digital voltage meters and other stuff. Havent had any non working pieces yet. Easy to incorporate in my projects. Satisfied buyer.
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Eric
> 3 dayNice product for many hobby tasks, Low voltage rotisseries controls and sensors, Home hobby coffee roasting.would buy again.