shirley_hkg wrote: BM , need your name on the parcel .
Burgerman wrote:The question is - is the numbering relating to the cross sectional area as the metric system does?
If so then its easy. 2X 8AWG will need a 4AWG connector. But I have no idea if thats true!
Its why we use square millimeters in the rest of the worls. 2x 10 sq mm cable is 20 sq mm
shirley_hkg wrote: Do you have any idea how big a 175A Anderson is ? It's about half a pack of cigaret .
If using bi-wires , why not one terminal for one wire on this end ?
snaker wrote:Why not make Y cable and keep using the compact SB50 instead of the heavy SB175?
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LROBBINS wrote:Here's a link to a table that compares AWG and metric wire sizes. This pdf is from Anderson, but there are many similar on the web. In any case, two AWG8 wires will fit nicely into a standard European ring terminal for 16 mm^2 wire (the Roboteq 2450 has AWG8 leads, and I do use a 16 mm^2 ring connector for them), but may be too tight for an AWG 6 Anderson pin, but I'd try to stuff it in. Do stick with the SB50 - the larger Anderson is impossibly large. If necessary, use a crimped-and-soldered butt connector to go from the paired AWG8 to a single short piece of AWG6 to connect to a standard Anderson pin.
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