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What loss is there in 100m cable run with 13.8 V Direct current?
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∙ 14y ago
Would probably depend upon the gauge of the cable, the type of metal used to conduct the electricity, what kind of shielding/jacketing around the wire, and how many breaks there are in the cable i.e. crimped butt connectors if applicable.
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