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Posted by rick s. on May 03, 2003 at 11:35:34:
In Reply to: You have it backwards posted by markg on May 02, 2003 at 23:42:18:
Thanks for setting me straight on that one. I'll go with the 16 AWG, and hopefully get good results.
Thanks again,
Rick
:Rick
:If the wiring were to add a good deal of resistance, you would get LESS current through the load and therefore have less power used by the heater, not more. P=V squared/R. The larger R is, the smaller the power consumption. Total power used by the load would be less than 240 watts. But, these connections will add negligible resistance in reality, so figure 240 watts used.
:Use 18 AWG or larger wire for connections. 16 AWG wire crimps alot better in those Flexwatt connectors.
