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When electricity flows through a wire, it mostly flows on the surface of the wire, not through the middle. This effect is more pronounced on high frequency AC than it is on DC or low frequency AC. This means that a "wire" of a given size that made up of many smaller strands can carry more power than a solid wire - simply because the stranded wire has more surface area. This is one reason why battery cables in your car and welding cables are made up of many very fine strands of smaller wire - it allows them to safely carry more power with less of that power being dissipated as heat.

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I was wondering about actual numbers, like it has x ammount less resistance than such and such a brand, or can handle x ammount more current. I was just looking for some numbers...if they can even give those numbers.

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ray can u post a pic of that audison wire plz? i bet it looks sick

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is that ccl wire on the outside and ofc on the inside?

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cca...lol

Its silver plated copper on the outside and copper on the inside

Did I fail to mention it was 15.00 a foot??

cca..lol jeez

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audison sonus 1/0awg 6700+ strands retails at 15.00 a foot

Most strands..i win

how do you like this wire Ray? is it superflexable like the Rf wire and the kicker wire?

that shit looks baddass

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When electricity flows through a wire, it mostly flows on the surface of the wire, not through the middle. This effect is more pronounced on high frequency AC than it is on DC or low frequency AC. This means that a "wire" of a given size that made up of many smaller strands can carry more power than a solid wire - simply because the stranded wire has more surface area. This is one reason why battery cables in your car and welding cables are made up of many very fine strands of smaller wire - it allows them to safely carry more power with less of that power being dissipated as heat.

This was taken from rowand.net

Here is the complete article...its a very good read BTW :)

click here

That's why I asked if there was a way to measure surface area could care less about the count

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