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Question: What gauge are the wires?
Document: We used these test leads for a model rocket launcher. The clips were aligned well enough to hold the tiny wires. The gauge of the wire was good and the clips were soldered. They were everything I wanted in a clip and the price was right.
Ends are soldered, wire length is good, wire gauge is good. Two of each color, Black, Green , Yellow, Red.
The cables are Elenco branded, 37 inches tip to tip, 20 gauge wire, crimped and soldered terminals. The jaws open about 3/8".
That is an educated guess. Far too many reviews have concentrated on this minor topic! FYI: A larger gauge number denotes a SMALLER physical diameter of wire. However at three feet in length, even a small diameter wire (larger gauge number) is perfect for 99% of all testing situations. While you don't want resistance in a test lead - resistance is calcuated by the diameter of the wire (a bigger diameter being better) times length (shorter lengths being better).
While this list is hardly complete, no one should use these test leads going to a starter motor on a car for example, which draws massive amounts of current. I'm sure electricans can come up with other very heavy ampere (current) situations that would need a larger diameter wire too but in most "normal" situations these test leads are fine and most users should not worry about the wire gauge/wire diameter.Confusion: Apparently some people have received shorter lengths of cables and also inferior ones.
What more to say? The wires hold up to everything I need them for, no bad connections and fair price.
Item is exactly described. 36&#34; long with large aligator clips. Thing I like the most is nice color soft wires
I've found shorter ones and the wire gauges were smaller. These are plenty long enough for jumper wires in manufacturing.I bought 2 sets because they seem to grow legs and walk off, if you know what I mean.
20AWG wires, normal size clips. exact length. No complaints. Only thing is, they could substitute one of the two white wires with blue or another red or black since 2 white wires makes it not good for using for + and -.
Wires only 24&#34;, not 36&#34; as described. Alligator clips NOT soldered to wire, flimsy attach with pressure clip, will surely fail after some usage. I ordered two packs, and would have returned but needed for an emergency job, so doubled them up.
Answer: yes