"xpyttl" wrote in message
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Would you believe - Radio Shack.

They only have three colors, though.

Are you sure it is 30 gauge? I seem to remember RS wire as 28 gauge. I still
have a full bag of ww wire spools, along with several hundred sockets, I
built many a small machine like an cosmac elf with ww.

"xpyttl" wrote in message
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Would you believe - Radio Shack.

They only have three colors, though.

Are you sure it is 30 gauge? I seem to remember RS wire as 28 gauge. I still
have a full bag of ww wire spools, along with several hundred sockets, I
built many a small machine like an cosmac elf with ww.

On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 20:03:52 -0600, "john graesser"
wrote:

Are you sure it is 30 gauge?

30 gauge is the standard gauge for wire-wrap wire.
I've used it a lot for building up one-off circuit boards. This is by
soldering, not wire-wrapping. The insulation type does make quite a
difference if you solder it. I think Kynar is the one that works well.

On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 20:03:52 -0600, "john graesser"
wrote:

Are you sure it is 30 gauge?

30 gauge is the standard gauge for wire-wrap wire.
I've used it a lot for building up one-off circuit boards. This is by
soldering, not wire-wrapping. The insulation type does make quite a
difference if you solder it. I think Kynar is the one that works well.

RS calls it "wrapping wire" Part No 278-501 is for the Red Color


http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...t%5Fid=278-501

Brokebob wrote:
One color is fine with me. The two local stores claim that it is not available
anymore.
(broke=not working, retired=not working, retired=broke)

RS calls it "wrapping wire" Part No 278-501 is for the Red Color


http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...t%5Fid=278-501

Brokebob wrote:
One color is fine with me. The two local stores claim that it is not available
anymore.
(broke=not working, retired=not working, retired=broke)