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27 Mega Hertz relates to a radio frequency in the 11 Meter Band, also known as Citizens Band. American Wire Gauge (AWG) relates to electrical wire thickness and does not correlate with the Citizens Band. That is unless you are trying to make an antenna for a CB Radio -- in which case you can use a 108 inch length of AWG-10, solid wire.

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To determine the appropriate American Wire Gauge (AWG) wire size for a 27 MHz application, factors such as power level, length of the wire run, and acceptable signal loss must be considered. A commonly used guideline is to use at least AWG 12 or thicker wire for 27 MHz frequencies to minimize resistance and signal loss. However, the specific requirements of the application may necessitate a different wire size.

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