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On 6 Oct 2006 23:05:03 -0700, "Brian Kelly" wrote:
Not any of the multi-conductor household electrical wire ("Romex"), find a spool of insulated #14 single-conductor "household wire" at any decent neighborhood hardware store. My cursory glance as I walked by the small town stores didn't see any such but a few other stores, such as farm supply store, should have such. Personally I wouldn't string the wire thru bare screw eyes, I'd use the Radio Shack catalog number 15-853 screwin insulated "TV cable standoffs" to support it. We don't have a Radio Shack store within a hundred miles. But I get the idea. I'll go looking for some such. Tony |
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