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1. 09:08 AM - milspec wire chart? (Charlie England)
2. 10:58 AM - Re: milspec wire chart? (Kent or Jackie Ashton)
3. 11:24 AM - Re: milspec wire chart? (johnbright)
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Subject: | milspec wire chart? |
I troll ebay periodically looking for deals on various 'stuff' to keep on
hand. One of the harder calls is milspec wire. I'm aware that the most
common designator for what we'd normally use is M22759. But I've discovered
that the number after the ' / ' can make a significant difference in what
we're actually getting. It seems that it can spec not only the insulation
type (PTFE, ETFE, and other stuff), but type of copper, plating on the
copper (tin, silver, nickel, etc), and apparently other stuff, as well. '
/16 ' seems to be tin plated copper with ETFE insulation. But there are
others that would be useful to us (or not), if we knew the entire list of
variants. For instance, I don't want any nickel plated stuff because I
sometimes solder, and apparently the nickel plated stuff is intended only
for crimping.
M22759/X-Y-Z
I know that Y is gauge. Z is color, but I don't have the reference list.
And X is the biggie variable, to know what we're getting.
Can anyone share a quick reference chart that breaks out each section of
the spec, and shows all the numbers/letters with their meanings?
Thanks,
Charlie
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Subject: | Re: milspec wire chart? |
See below. There is a seller on ebay called ApexJr who sells
PTFE-coated wire in a large variety of colors. He advertises it as
M22759/11 but I asked him about it once and in fact it is probably
M16878/4 or similar (see chart). Anyway, it's practically the same as
M22759 PTFE aviation grade wire and it=99s handy to be able to buy
colors for different circuits. Seems identical to me except for the
colors.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/100-Ft-22-Awg-Stranded-1-2-3-Striped-Mil-Spec-600
V-Teflon-Wire-Audio-Tube-Amp/183768643409?epid=577237606&hash=item2ac9
76f751:g:DHcAAOSwDNdV53fC
-kent
> On Mar 9, 2021, at 12:06 PM, Charlie England <ceengland7@gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> I troll ebay periodically looking for deals on various 'stuff' to keep
on hand. One of the harder calls is milspec wire. I'm aware that the
most common designator for what we'd normally use is M22759. But I've
discovered that the number after the ' / ' can make a significant
difference in what we're actually getting. It seems that it can spec not
only the insulation type (PTFE, ETFE, and other stuff), but type of
copper, plating on the copper (tin, silver, nickel, etc), and apparently
other stuff, as well. ' /16 ' seems to be tin plated copper with ETFE
insulation. But there are others that would be useful to us (or not), if
we knew the entire list of variants. For instance, I don't want any
nickel plated stuff because I sometimes solder, and apparently the
nickel plated stuff is intended only for crimping.
>
> M22759/X-Y-Z
> I know that Y is gauge. Z is color, but I don't have the reference
list. And X is the biggie variable, to know what we're getting.
>
> Can anyone share a quick reference chart that breaks out each
section of the spec, and shows all the numbers/letters with their
meanings?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Charlie
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Subject: | Re: milspec wire chart? |
Hi Charlie,
My collection of wire reference docs is at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1heBRkZu24BKki744OgyJzIHZ40E17_C5?usp=sharing
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John Bright, RV-6A, at FWF, O-360
Z-101 single batt dual alt SDS EM-5-F.
john_s_bright@yahoo.com, Newport News, Va
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YOtPiA3AdUsQEYR4nodBESNAo21rxdnx4pFs7VxXfuI/edit?usp=sharing
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