what size wire you guys running for your volt meters

[Airborne]

primary wire is all you need...

lol, it only draws as much current as it needs to function, as long as the voltage being used to power it is within it's operating range you have nothing to worry about. Big wire would be a waste IMO

[MACnonsence6]

I've used 18 gauge wire with no issue.

thanks so the 14 should be fine

[jbarnes3123]

The same wire diameter as the wire holding the golden gate bridge.

I think the wire would still explode

[Lbox88]

Just use some extra speaker wire or something, you don't need anything large at all, think I used scrap 14.

[Chris Hammer]

i just got some 14g tried some 20 and it blew up in my face hoping this 14g wont my only worry is on my volt meter it has 3 14g and 2 20g wires the 2 20g are power and ground for the lights. i just hope those wont blow up on the other end of the 14g

the wire i plan to run should be fine right. 14g shouldnt blow up. going from volt meter to the power/ground on the amp so ik what the amp is seeing

funny shti right here...did you hook it up backwards...maybe your truck/car was in reverse without the brake on?

Use the same size wire that comes on the meter..or even take some scrap speaker wire you use for mids/tweets (16-12ga) and seperate it and use that. I use the blue portion of my sky high wire for my amp turn on...looks great too.

[appi]

The same wire diameter as the wire holding the golden gate bridge.

[KillaCam]

I used either 16 or 18, don't remember. Your wire didn't explode, I don't even see how that's possible.

[MACnonsence6]

if a wire pulls to much current then it can handle itll melt and explode not literally explode but anyone thats made that mistake knows what im talking about

[Ninja_v1.0]

I use 4/0

Why would the size matter dude? And blow up? What?

I don't do many likes but when I do its for post likes this

[Chris Hammer]

Do you know how much current that wire would have to pull to melt?? You have some serious issues if it melts.

My voltmeter stays on 24/7 if it had anywhere near the current draw to melt 20gauge wire I would have a dead battery all the time.

You might know a wire will melt if it can't handle the current draw, but you clearly have no idea how much draw is needed, or how much your meter draws.

Dont sweat the size wire, get some Primary wire form autozone and put it in..or whatever size wire that it came with. Don't sweat the small stuff man.