I had to solder up a 12AWG splitter today and after doing all that work on 8AWG I was shocked at how small the 12AWG felt. It was like going from 12AWg to 18AWG LOL
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I know what you mean, when working with one size for a while the switching, it just feels wrong.
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The last thing I soldered before redoing the Kraton 10awg stuff was that tiny charge cable for the SCX24. I felt like I was soldering battery cables on a 1:1.
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Thanks TP!
LOL, I can totally relate. Now I'm working with these tiny little 24AWG cables on the fans. lol
