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T&T: RE: 50 mm wire?

From: Bob Davies (no email)
Date: Mon Aug 30 2004 - 01:33:48 EDT

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    -----Original Message-----
    I am installing a Lofrans Tigress windlass, made in Italy. The installation
    manual specifies "50 mm" wire...anyone know what size that translates into
    in U. S. wire...1.0...one gauge? Thank you. (Windlass has a 1200 watt
    motor, about 21 feet from the batteries, they specify a 100 amp breaker.)
    _______________________________________________

    50 mm translates into approximately 2 inches. That is one hefty wire! I'm
    not sure of the comparable gauge - Arild will probably know off the top of
    his head. However, assuming a flat 12 volts at the source, there doesn't
    seem to be much room in the recommended breaker size to accommodate any drop
    in voltage below 12V.

    Good luck.

    Bob Davies

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