🔌 BNTECHGO Silicone Flexible Strands Stranded: The Ultimate Choice for Versatile and Durable Cable Solutions! Review

. THAT stinks, it can't be made pretty, but the chemicals used in the wire stink. The wire takes solder well, the jacket doesn't melt too much or get greasy like some of the other brands I've used.

Use this for small projects like adding a battery to a small tiller instead of spade lugs, solder the wire directly to the battery then connect. You don't have to take out the coils, I made the holes myself and it works very well.

What can I say about BNTECHGO 12 Gauge Silicone Wire? This is a much better wire compared to many of the cheaper brands I've come across. I bought this 12 gauge cable to make charging cables and adapters for my lipo chargers and rc cars. The quality of this wire is actually quite good. The wire is thick and looks and feels like it can handle a lot of current. I am very impressed with this wire. So far I have no complaints about this product. I bought a size 12 black and red spool in a pack…

This silicone coated flexible stranded wire is the best. The combination of silicone insulation and thin strands makes it very flexible compared to traditional PVC insulated strands. The strands are hair thin, but because they are individually tinned they don't corrode like other thin strands. Threading them all through a hole in the PCB or connector will be a problem unless you cut the wire flush, apply a small bead of solder to the end, and then remove the end before inserting it into the…

I started using this wire for a few projects with big temperature changes but it makes life so much easier and now I use it for everything. The big difference between using this wire and the cheaper PVC coated wire is that you don't have to waste time trying to route the wire properly, through tight passages or other tight spots. PVC jacketed wire is too stiff, especially for large diameters. When it's cold, it's even worse. This material never gets that hard, even when it's cold. In addition…

I am overhauling all internal and external wiring, relays, connectors (including body ground) on my 1994 GMC K-2500, the original wiring has served well for 25 years. Second hand. I'm handicapped and refuse to pay $50,000 for a new truck (it won't perform as well as my 1994 anyway). Give them a chance thanks to the reviews. I was very pleased with the high quality of this "real copper" wire, not coated aluminum - COPPER!, very well tinned, silicone insulation - real industrial silicone. I run…