is it acceptable to splice a 20 gauge wire from a chip to an 18 gauge wire pre-soldered to a 510? i would assume so because the current is going through a wire to a larger size wire? and it would probably provide less resistance as well id guess? if im completely off base let me know. thanks!
splicing 20 to 18 gauge wire?
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It would be much better if you did not have a splice, by you asking this I know you probably know that all ready 
But as long as you solder a good connection and button it up with some heat shrink should be cool.
But as long as you solder a good connection and button it up with some heat shrink should be cool.haha yeah i figured...i was tryng to get away with using a 510 connector with pre soldered 18 gauge wire with the sx350 chip which has 20 gauge wire, which those come pre wired as well so the only way to wire it id assume is splicing it
I have spliced the stock 20ga wire on the sx-350 at 35w no problem. I wouldnt try it at 60w.
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