No way . Run at least 6 gauge 4 conductor cable & set a small branch panel with breakers plus drive an 8' ground rod outside . As I've seen in the past , guys want to do what you wanted for just lights & 1 or 2 recepts . Then pretty soon they see how convenient it is to have electric out there & then they decide , hey I'll put a welder out here or maybe a couple wood working machines . Then they start popping breakers or fuses & wonder why . Good theory is to always think ahead when doing this . Sit down & figure, now what all possibilities can I use the building for , then figure out what draw you'd have . Then wire accordingly .I plan on running a branch feed overhead from my garage to my small barn/machine shed eventually .I'm doing it in steps as I can afford it . I've set one pole & need to set one more .Its about 200' . I only plan on having about 8 recepts & about 4 overhead lights . But just incase I need to do some welding & grinding up there & too I may decide to install an outside security yard lite so I'm going to run #2 triplex . Also remember to drive an 8' ground rod at each building for that additional ground . Safety is a #1 key for you & insurance purposes .Wiring will be expensive but please don't take short cuts & regret it later .Never leave any electrical boxes uncompleted or open .HTH ! God bless, Ken
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