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Does anyone know how to measure or determine the wire size. I have
tons of motors, solenoids, and similar items. I need some #24 wire and some #30 for a coil, but have to be sure regarding the wire diameter as it's a critical ap and the author of the article says 'don't substitute'. I know I can weigh it, provided it's not on a spool or motor winding already. My local electrical shop has a wire gauge, but it stops at 18 gauge. A microscope might work, but ones that have calibrated distance measuring on the eyepiece are expensive. Perhaps a milliohm meter might be able to measure the difference in resistance of a foot of it or so, but that's hardly a standard item either. Any suggestions? Thanks, A |
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