🔳 Audiopipe 12 Gauge Wire, Red & Black, 100 FT Each, Primary Stranded Copper CLAD, Power Ground Review

This cable is exactly what I wanted. It has a flexible rubber outer jacket and more strands per conductor. This means it lays flat and can be unwound, unlike plastic coated wire which has fewer strands of copper.

Very good quality flexible wire so I bought it again. The flexibility comes from the many fine, thin wires within the soft, flexible sheath. When wire is used to move and flex on something, flexibility is important to avoid breakage.

Good wire. And it was red and black, which is what I wanted. The first one I got from amazon from another seller, the black wire was a bit brownish and the red was pink. Not what I wanted. Returned and received these and they are great.

This is normal for simple applications with little or no load. I wouldn't hook my house up to it and wouldn't use it to power more than one relay in a car. The insulation is quite thick but again I cannot stress enough that this is aluminum wire dipped in very poor quality copper. Any small task can be done with it, but it's by no means a permanent solution for whatever you might want to use it for.

They worked great for car radio and lighting. I've heard Asian wires (like this one) sell for less than advertised but the price is very good. I connected a high powered 75 watt ham radio to this cable until the 15 watt fuses blew. This power is only used during the actual transfer, but I'm happy with it.

A good wire in a good coat. Used for various automotive lighting circuits. wrapped tightly. Did the job and would buy again but my goodness why are we putting up with the prices everyone charges for cable? I don't know, in fact it was better priced than most other manufacturers and in my opinion it's better than most, so if like me you need a wire in a pinch like me, go ahead and buy it, it will be his do job.

I wasn't quite sure what to expect from wire in this price range. is it hard Do the strands pull out when I try to undress him? My fears were immediately dispelled. It's not too stiff and I've worked with it in cold weather. How teenage figures are cold. I do want to mention that the filaments are plentiful (okay) and therefore tiny as you would expect from a decent quality wire. However, unless you have a great (not just good) pair of wire stripping tools, you will most likely end up with a…