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What is the difference between 2 gauge wire that has many strands vs a smaller number of strands same 2 gauge thickness though?
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∙ 13y ago
Most of the current travels on the surface of the wire. The more strands the more surface area and the lower the effective resistance.
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Electricity primarily travels along the outside of the conductor. So the more "strands" you have the better in most instances.
