Re: Solid Wire for Ground
Subject:    Re: Solid Wire for Ground
From:    Dj Merrill (deej@deej.net)
Date:    Sun Nov 15 - 7:54 AM
On 11/15/2009 1:51 AM, messydeer wrote:

> I figure if it's a ground wire, it won't heat up and be a primary source of fire,
poisoning me with the plastic coating. 

Hi Dan,
	Since there is just as much current flowing through the ground wire as
the positive wire, it is possible for it to heat up as well.

-Dj

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