🔋 1650 Strands Battery Gauge Rapid Depletion Review

I've had so many cable break issues with my 3D printers. I think that's understandable given that they're subjected to literally millions of jerky movements while the printers are running 24/7. Replacing all the cables/wires on all 10 printers took over two days but it was 100% worth it as I haven't had a broken cable problem since.

Some new cars have complicated cables to connect the battery to the locking plates, which are often outrageously expensive ex works and are not available elsewhere. When the acid fumes from an aging battery contaminate the end of the cable with corrosion, sometimes there's no choice but to make a new one, and this is just one instance where this works well. I would also make it my first choice for use on boats where soldering the ends and sealing with heat shrink tubing is practically a must…

There is no better wire for bending wire in tight spaces. He also soldered very well. I used it specifically for connecting ceramic lamps to reptile cages as the cable's temperature range is suitable for this application. Much better than what is used in pre-made reptile lamp domes. I've since used it in every electronics project where a very flexible wire is an advantage. It also crimps well, but it's better to use a good crimping tool as the thin strands of this wire need to be properly…