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Designed
specifically for applications that require repeated flexing
such as voice coils, linear actuators, and robotics, this
wire is extremely supple due to it's high quantity of small
strands and super "limp" insulation. At 0.032" nominal
overall diameter, the #29 wire is only 0.001" larger than
typical decoder wire, but instead of the normal 9 strands,
it contains 51 strands of #46 (0.0015") copper wire.
It will carry 600ma of current so it is ideally suited for
most motor power wiring in Z-Scale, N-Scale and HO. If more
power is needed in larger scales, just run additional wires
in parallel. Perfect for steam locomotives which usually
place decoders in the tender (no more derails). The #32 wire
is extremely small for insulated wire with an overall
nominal diameter of 0.023". It contains 18 strands of
#44 copper wire and will carry 250ma of current. This wire
is ideally suited for lighting applications that require
flexing of the power connections (truck pickups on rolling
stock, crossing gates, bridge lifts, etc. It is also well
suited for some lower-current Z-Scale motors. The
possibilities are endless. |
