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*Not a Vs. thread*

Which would be more power efficient being as there is only a couple dollar difference in price?

1/0 OFC: http://audiotechnix....-ofc-power-wire

OR

2/0 welding cable: http://www.temcoindu...le/WC0026.html#

I was planning on upgrading and just wondering which would be better, and obviously the welding cable is bigger but the 1/0 is oxygen free so i wasnt sure.

Thanks guys.

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I have 2/0 welding cable for my big 3 and it works just fine, idk if there is a difference but welding cable will handle heat better so that's why I used it for the big 3

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2/0 /thread

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well how much current are you going to be passing through said cable?

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well how much current are you going to be passing through said cable?

My system is 14.4 volts and it would be run to my amp which is about 2000rms

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if it was me, it would be 2/0, my bro just got some that 1/0 and its tiny looking compared to the welding cable 1/9, but it has more stands.

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voltage doesn't matter when choosing power wire. you need to know the CURRENT DRAW in AMPS. no, not an amplifier. an amp. its the unit of measurement for current.

unless you're running over like 300amps, then stick with 1/0.

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