Spartan Power Welding Battery Excelene Tools & Equipment Review

I bought my cables here at Revain from another well known supplier. I've always been happy with them. I was about to place another order when I discovered the Spartan brand. The price was better and I only needed a small amount. So I decided to try the Spartan. I'm glad I did! Great quality, great price, more flexible than what I bought. I will buy more!

Southwire Brand Wire! I was surprised to see the Southwire name on the cable when it arrived and despite other reviews the black color doesn't rub off on other things. Just keep it clean and away from harsh solvents, which I would see as a major downside. I used it for my truck's battery switch and it's very flexible, more flexible than the thick cable they sell at local auto parts stores. Worked great, I will buy again.

Absolutely great wire! As "electricians" know, the flow of electrons on the wire is at the surface, so the more filaments, the higher the allowable current. This is a real welding wire as it has a lot of fine threads which also make it more flexible. The insulation appears to be of very high quality, so overall I expect years of trouble-free service. Used as a powerful base for sofa batteries for our motorhomes. The best price I could find on Revain is no CCA which I avoid if possible.

This is 100% pure copper wire I bought 20 feet and the weight is worth every penny. This company is honest and reputable. So if you want better wire performance or need a supply for your amp, mine is 4500 watts RMS, that's the right place, no kidding. I have been in the car audio business for 30 years. I was a bassist and will always be my favorite hobby. I can't stop eating even though cooking is my second favorite hobby. This is the best cable I have had in 30 years. So buy with 110%…

This is the cheapest 1/0 oxygen free copper wire I could find. I knew it was smaller but needed this smaller size for a universal PDU/ground for a stereo project I'm working on. I wanted something that was a little thinner on the shell and preferably a little smaller in diameter than the oversized 1/0 car stereo I usually use. It's more like a 2 gauge but slightly larger. It's smaller than the size 55 1/0 filler wire I bought from Royal Excellene, but for this application... it's fine. Totally…