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Originally Posted by CamrySExxx
nah when i did it to mine it was just normal wires a really small Ga speaker wire.
I read up about it but i forget why now though, it had to do with the change in resistance or something like that. Ebumdude also has this same problem  |
So probably you could use the individual wires in stranded Cat5 or Cat3 which is twisted pair 24 AWG.
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Originally Posted by MrSo0h0o
resistance= rho(resistivity of mat'l)* length/cross-sectional area
Hence, the longer the wire, the more resistance there is in the wire.
As per Ohm's law, Resistance= Voltage/Current (R=V/I). As a result of greater resistance, we have less current, which causes the light to dim.
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Couldn't you just use larger wire then? Resistance is inversely proportional to the cross section.
