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Old 2nd Oct 2019, 6:44 pm   #1
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Default Cotton covered or coated fibreglass hook up wire anyone know a good source ?

Restoring a Murphy A3 looking to do the job properly and in need of some 20awg hook up wire ( solid type ) or the varnished fibreglass covered variety all the stuff I can find online seems to be aimed at the Guitar amp brigade and therefore stupid money.
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Default Re: Cotton covered or coated fibreglass hook up wire anyone know a good source ?

Have you looked here?

https://www.wires.co.uk/acatalog/copper.html

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Old 2nd Oct 2019, 7:39 pm   #3
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Default Re: Cotton covered or coated fibreglass hook up wire anyone know a good source ?

Yes ive looked there very confusing site swapping between length in metres and selling it by weight I'm also after coloured stuff not just white.
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Default Re: Cotton covered or coated fibreglass hook up wire anyone know a good source ?

Fibreglass-overbraided wire - which looks pretty much the same as cotton-braided - is used in things like cookers and storage-heaters.

A few months back I consigned an old "Tricity Viscount" cooker to the skip, but not before I'd harvested enough fibreglass-braided cable in different colours to rewire a WWII Hallicrafters S27 communications-receiver.
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Default Re: Cotton covered or coated fibreglass hook up wire anyone know a good source ?

https://www.evatco.com.au/wire/

They sell exactly what you need, its not silly prices but it is expensive.

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