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Place of Origin:	Hebei China (Mainland)			Model Number:	SQ-02
Surface Treatment:	Galvanized	Galvanized Technique:	Electro Galvanized	Type:	Round Wire
Function:	Binding Wire	Wire Gauge:	0.55-4mm	Description:	Electro Galvanized Wire
Wire Diameter:	0.55-4mm	Weight:	0.25-50kg/coil	Application:	Binding

Material	Q195 steel wire
Size:	Bwg6-Bwg22 (0.70mm-5.50mm)
Zinc coating	16g/-25g/ (electro galvanized) 60g/-80g/ 150g/-270g/ (hot dip galvanized)
Tensile Strength	350N/mm2-450N/mm2
Coil weight	25kg/coil, 50kg/coil, 50ibs/coil,100ibs/coil
Packing	in polyethylene sheet and weave cloth; in polyethylene sheet and hessian cloth

Q: Both wires are green but unsure if it is the top or bottom wire.: both wires are green because it is a continuation of the same circuit. They are both the hot. power comet to the switch and when you depress the pedal the contact in the swich makes and the power continues to the brake lights in a sense hooking the two wires to each other. and making them one. But only one of them will show power (from the battery) until the pedal is depressed. Then both of them will have power as the brake lights come on (if everything is working properly)

Q: does it matter what gauge speaker wire to use when hooking up a powered subwoofer?: A Powered subwoofer does not use speaker wire - it usually uses a RCA cable. EDIT: Ok - some older subwoofers only have speaker inputs and speaker outputs. You run speaker wire from the Left/Right speaker outputs to the sub, it strips off the sounds it wants to produce, and it passes the other sounds onto the other speakers. I suggest some good oxygen free 12 ga wire. There is a roll off effect with higher frequency sounds and long runs of speaker wire. It usually does not matter for a Home Theater system, but you can hear it with a high-end music system. Thicker wire reduces the effect. Since with a sub you would be running wires to the sub, then back to the L/R speakers, you could be using 15-30 ft of wire. Get a spool of good 12 ga from a speaker building site or get some of the Carol 12 speaker wire from Home Depot.

Q: I have a universal 02 sensor 4 wire (black, black, white and blue) the stock is white black and grey how do I wire it? thanks :): Keep in mind the sensor has a signal wire, a ground wire and a heater wire (or wires). Good luck!

Q: I moved into a home with pre-wired speakers. There is a bundle of speaker wire coming out of the wall. Each wire has 4 colors of other wire coming out of it. There are a total of 7 main wires (with four wires each) and a total of 9 speakers.: 4 conductor wire has a few neat uses. 1 is to bi-wire your speakers. Meaning that if the speaker has 2 red and 2 black terminals then remove the bridge and run the cables to the posts separately thus increasing surface conduction and increasing output and sound quality. Also if you are running cables in the wall to 2 speakers that are near each other or to a single stereo speaker then you don't have to run 2 separate 2-conductor wires. This would also be true if you are running to a second zone using an in wall volume control. If this is the only wire you have for a standard speaker connection it won't hurt to twist them together at both end (pos with pos/ neg with neg) and serves the same purpose as using thicker cables.

Q: DO i TWIST THE WHITE AND RED SMALL WIRES TOGETHER UNDER THE WIRE NUTS ON AC WIRING TO THE CONDENSER?: what you have is a thermostat wire it is a two wire so if one is not connected and the other one is wire the ones that are not connect together regardless of color. wire manufacturers vary their wire color but the all work the same make sure to tape it up after you do it so it don't fry your transformer in the a/c unit..follow the blue wire to contactor on the opposite side of where it hooks up there should be another wire follow it and you will see where it is broken twist that wire to the one that is unhooked then put the wire nuts back on

Q: i would like to know what are the best spark plug wires: Stock. 99% of the the time, aftermarket spark plug wires do NOTHING for your vehicle. the last 1%? Is when your plug wires are bad anyways. Unless you have upgraded your plugs, your fuel injection, your coil, your ecu, and every other part that has to do with spark....you will get no benefit at all from changing them.

Q: I am replacing an outside floodlight, the cable from the house has 4 wires (black, brown, grey and yellow), but the floodlight has the standard 3 live, neutral and earth fitting. How would I wire the new floodlight.. the wiring for the old floodlight is less than a year old on a house rewire.Thanks!: Four wire power cables used to be used for 2 and 3 phase power. You would normally provide floodlight power with the use of 3 wires. How long is the cable length from house to floodlights? I would look to see what your source wire colors are and try to match those. It used to be in the USA that the red wire was used to carry the 120/240 Volts AC (50 ~ 60~ Herz). The Black wire was considered the return or negative line; and if you have a green wire it is used to put an earth ground on all the shielding, metal jackets, etc.

Q: like lets i want to want to connect my speaker wires with other wires can i use elmer glue so that it sticks and will the wires still work?: u have to take off some of the plastic parts then twist the wires together then put electrical tape.. well atleast thats how i think it's done..

Q: I am installing a Pioneer head unit in a 1997 Nissan Pathfinder. All the wires from the harness to the deck are connected according to color. I was able to connect all of the wires except for the stock orange/black wire coming out of Nissan's harness. I am assuming this wire has something to do with the illumination. The pioneer does not have an orange/black wire to connect it to. The deck will not turn on at all if the orange/black wire is:- not connected to anything- connected to the red power wire- connected to the yellow power wireThe deck will turn on if the orange/black wire is:- connected to the black ground wire- connected to the remote wireHowever when the headlights are turned on the head unit cuts off and will not turn back on until the headlights are shut off again. In other words, the deck will work fine until the headlight switch is turned to the on position. Does anyone know a solution to this problem?Thanks, Dan: This link may not be accurate... The only wire I see in the first link which is close in color is the black/yellow wire for the left rear speaker ground....no black/orange combo shown. Factory ground wire should be grey...test with a test light to confirm Constant power is pink....test also Switched power is blue...test also Once you confirm which wires are power and ground, hook those up to the deck wiring and then run the speaker wires to the proper ones on the factory harness. You can't always connect the same color wires from an add-on deck unit to factory wiring....wiring colors will differ. Consult the installation instructions or call the deck manufacturer tech assistance hotline. Make sure you have the correct wires from the deck hooked up to those factory wires....I'm thinking you have the wrong wire hooked up to the rear speaker ground or deck ground and the unit will only ground when that wire is activated somehow when the light switch is on.... /blue? is the factory illumination wire according to the first link. Have you got that hooked up wrong with the deck ground or speaker?

Q: I have a physics project and my teacher is saying that we should do a wire loop toy?? What the hell is that. Can anybody give me a example and how it is related to physics?? Pls answer back: Wire loop toys mean wire connected to your toy and a handle along with battery.

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