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charliemccraney
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Does anyone know of a good source for electrical wire, with a wide range of colors? I'm finding places with about 10 colors, but always one shade of each color and always solid colors, no stripes. For instance, I would like to find a place where I can purchase, say light blue and dark blue or maybe even blue and blue/white stripe, rather than just a blue.
Lawrenceville, GA
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bird55
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Charlie, you might try these guys
A L A N F R A K E S ~ Tulsa, OK
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charliemccraney
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They have what I'm looking for at this time, and by the foot, too!
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paul2748
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JC Whitney had a large selection of colors last time I looked. I ordered some and it seemed to be of good quality.
54 Victoria 312; 48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312 Forever Ford Midland Park, NJ
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GREENBIRD56
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Charllie - try these guys they have many grades and colors of high temp (underhood) SAE rated wire - and a good explanation of the types as well. http://www.kayjayco.com Another tip I learned - if more color varieties are required, coil the leads and mark them with a black band of indelible marker. Gives you a "black" dot tracer on a second use of the same color.
Steve Metzger Tucson, Arizona
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charliemccraney
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KayJay looks good, too. The 1st one has 20 awg which is what I need at the time. I looked at JC Whitney but it's difficult to navigate and just searching for wire isn't very useful.
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charliemccraney
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I was just about to order from Waytec, but they have a minimum of 250 feet. I don't need near that much.
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John Mummert
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I have bought multiple conductor cables and cut them open to get different colors. We have a couple of electronic surplus houses here that carry that type of cable. There might be soomething in your area.
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GREENBIRD56
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Charlie - Depending on the product, KayJay will go down to 10-20 ft minimum. When I was rebuilding my engine compartment harness, and wanting the high temp stuff, that was the best deal I could find.
Steve Metzger Tucson, Arizona
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charliemccraney
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The problem with Kayjay is they don't have 20 awg. I found some of the good stuff on Ebay. Still gotta buy at least 100ft of each but that's better than 250. I only need probably 4 feet total!
Lawrenceville, GA
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