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Hi to all!
I have a question about Grounding kit.
I know that you can buy one,but it can cost you up to $40-60.
Do you think it is posble to make it your self??
I mean go to "Home Dpt" and buy wires...
If answer is yes:-What kind of wires do i need ?(Size)
-How many wires do i need?
-How(Were) to install it?
-How much money would i save by doing it my self?? confused

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Wheezy Joe
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4 gause wire and gold connectors

I don't know how many you need, but you could probably buy about 10 feet (you might screw up) and about 30 connectors in case you screw up.

You might save $20


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So.. How many wires in actual kit??? confused
And how many (") is each one???

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I would not use #4 wire from a hardware store. I would go to a starter/alternater or welding supply shop and get some #4 welding whip. Electrons would like to travel on the outside of the wire, sure some go down the middle, but that is resistence. This process is called- edge effect- welding whip has bucu small strands, even more than speaker wire, and can flow an amazing amount of current with very low resistence. happywink happywink happywink wave

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For quality supplies for one set (not buying in bulk) you will probably end up spending close to $40 anyway. The kits use 4g stranded copper wire (not solid) and gold plated connectors.

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just a note, electrical current flows from negative to positive, not positive to negative


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Thanks to all of you. thumbsup

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