Posted by KEB1 on December 26, 2009 at 21:45:35 from (97.124.139.134):
In Reply to: What type of wire? posted by KenB_Texas on December 21, 2009 at 22:15:12:
Do not use solid THHN wire from the home store. Not only is it hard to work with because its stiff, but vibration will cause the copper to work harden & break.
SO would probably work, but I can't imagine it being cheaper than automotive wire. For a given wire gauge, finer strands = more flexibility and less likely to break.
Soldering connectors is a good idea, just don't get carried away with the amount of solder. Heat shrink tubing does a good job of sealing connections.
For what's probably a trivial difference in price for the small amount of wire you need, use the right wire and the appropriate terminals. You'll have a lot less trouble later.
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