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Thin wire is good for when you don't have a lot of current to move and want something that's small, flexible,
and inexpensive. Single conductor wire is pretty easy to find, but decent twin-lead takes more hunting.
Here's a sample of some of the twin-lead low-current wire that I use.

I really like the marked 14 gauge wire for the bright red stripe on the one wire, but it literally costs
DOUBLE of the Amazon Basics version that's unmarked.



16ga OFC stranded marked twin lead (25ft for $12 at Amazon)


16ga OFC stranded twin lead (100ft for $16 at Amazon)


18ga OFC stranded marked twin lead (30ft for $13 at Amazon)


18ga solid bare copper (25ft for $4)


20ga OFC solid twisted (500ft for $52)


22ga twin lead stranded (65ft for $11 at Amazon)

16ga stranded marked twin-lead	16ga stranded twin-lead	18ga solid bare copper wire	18ga stranded marked twin-lead	20ga solid twisted	22ga stranded twin-lead
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