TOPDC Booster Jumper Cables 🔌 - Optimal Gauge for Enhanced Performance Review

I bought 12 foot 4 gauge 100% copper jumper wire. The actual conductor is definitely 4 gauge. The Parrot clamps are of very high quality and the connection of the wire to the copper jaw is very well done. The insulation is thick and fairly flexible. For the price paid, this is one of the best connection cables you can find. By the way, I'm obsessed to death with things and have reviewed over 50 pairs of patch cords before settling on this one.

Bought these to make my own quick disconnect cables as they were thicker, very good price. I have to say I am very impressed with the quality of the wire for being so affordable. The clamps are fantastic and have a side that allows for perfect clamping to battery terminals or screws. They also open wide. Just note that, as mentioned, this is copper-coated aluminum. This should work for my purposes and for almost any purpose of jump starting a car, especially 4 gauge wire. Overall I'm very…

Ignore the other review. This is a great set of 4 gauge copper patch cords. (Don't worry about me cutting it, I use mine for a slightly different application.) Using the same tools and some simple math, we can conclude that this is legitimate 4 gauge wire, not 29. It is important.- Second, you need to find the cross-sectional area. This is directly related to the ampere capacity of the cable. You can use math or look it up in a spreadsheet. I get 0.08mm^2. - Third, multiply by the number of…

Dishonesty and lack of information about changes to an existing order will result in an automatic 1 star rating for my book. I am extremely disappointed. I compared it to other subjects. Downgraded to 2 due to price and reviews. The price difference was one dollar. The only notable difference was that on this listing it said it came with a pouch. The photos looked like a decent sturdy pliable bag that was easy to place where I need sweaters to live in my small sedan. The package came in a…

I really like these jumper cables. I've only had it for a week or so so I don't know how long the bag will last or what the life expectancy will be. I'm sure they'll outlive me, although there are many small conductors that make up 4 AWG wire, so the wire is very flexible (so you can safely ignore another review that says there aren't any 4 AWG wire). They're copper clad aluminum and I know a lot of people (I think they) are disgusted with them. but aluminum conducts almost as well as copper…