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<blockquote data-quote="MisterDeadeye" data-source="post: 7734390" data-attributes="member: 611015"><p>I speak facts, not hearsay, man. You have had experience with some welding wire. Cool. That doesn't mean that welding wire can somehow use the AWG standard(which rates wire size by the diameter of the conductor), while still being rated differently. You really have no idea what you're talking about.</p><p></p><p>Your limited experience with some welding wire does not refute <em>the facts</em>, which are that both welding and car audio power wire conform to the AWG standard, and that because of this, they use a standardized sizing process, and therefore, the <em>companies</em> that don't lie about their product will be the same size if they're rated as the same size. Welding wire is not rated differently than car audio power wire, and unless you can show me some part of a website affiliated with the AWG describing how different "types" of wire use different standards that are unspoken and unwritten in the different standard sizes, then you will be right. Until then, you can keep saying you know everything about all welding wire in existence, but you'll really only be buying sh<span style="color: black">it</span>ty wire and crying about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MisterDeadeye, post: 7734390, member: 611015"] I speak facts, not hearsay, man. You have had experience with some welding wire. Cool. That doesn't mean that welding wire can somehow use the AWG standard(which rates wire size by the diameter of the conductor), while still being rated differently. You really have no idea what you're talking about. Your limited experience with some welding wire does not refute [I]the facts[/I], which are that both welding and car audio power wire conform to the AWG standard, and that because of this, they use a standardized sizing process, and therefore, the [I]companies[/I] that don't lie about their product will be the same size if they're rated as the same size. Welding wire is not rated differently than car audio power wire, and unless you can show me some part of a website affiliated with the AWG describing how different "types" of wire use different standards that are unspoken and unwritten in the different standard sizes, then you will be right. Until then, you can keep saying you know everything about all welding wire in existence, but you'll really only be buying sh[COLOR=black]it[/COLOR]ty wire and crying about it. [/QUOTE]
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