🔌 WNI 1/0 AWG Ultra Flexible Welding Battery Copper Cable Wire - 10 Feet, Black/Red - Made In USA - Ideal for Car, Inverter, RV, Solar Review

This cable was really good except when I wanted to use it for an audio setup I realized it wasn't true 4 gauge. Anywhere between 4 and 8 gauge. All of my 4 gauge connectors are too big to fit

Very happy to have found a welding cable/wire for car audio systems. Welding cables/wires are essentially the same but at a much better price. An equivalent oxygen-free copper car audio cable costs $10-$15 more, and that's true of cheaper brands. $40-$50 more if it says "Rockford Fosgate". So yes, it is very important as far as I understand. The cable is heavy and feels like it's full of lead, but it's very flexible and easy to work with. I upgraded my CCA 4 AWG amp power cable to this OFC…

This cable is absolutely perfect the thickness of the sensor suits its size it is very flexible as it is a welding power cable and that is the only thing people need to know what it takes to run your power cable in a car audio system, the only difference between welding cable and car audio power cable is that the wires are thinner, the cores in the power cable are thinner, especially for car audio, and that Welding cable has glued cores which makes it not as flexible as the other cables but…

This seller should remove all references to 4AWG from this listing as this wire does not meet the AWG (American Wire Gauge) specification. You use both terms. 4 Gauge and 4 AWG are listed which is misleading and confusing. 4 AWG is meant to indicate that it meets the standard for size and copper content, while 4 AWG may vary slightly and has no set standard. I bought the 20ft length and am less disappointed with the fact that it ended up being a few inches shorter than the 20ft length than with