Soft Copper Wire, 16 Gauge, 126 Feet, 1 Pound Spool

Plenty on sturdy wire for any project

The perfect wire to use for your electroculture gardening. Works well for winding up a stick, dowel, tree branch or bamboo stake. It's simple and easy to do. I use a foot long section of bamboo to wind up the wire and leave an antenna at top as an aerial, for my 4" potted starts. You can make the wire spirals as tight or loose as your want. If you are reading this and are mystified why anyone would do this, then go do some research on "electroculture" in a browser, in Telegram search, on Youtube or Rumble. Get busy producing more food in your garden!

Easy to bend

This is just the right weight wire for me to make electroculture poles. It’s substantial yet easy to work with and good value for the money.

I got this to pursue my amateur radio hobby, along with another spool (with a separate review) of magnet wire. Wasn't sure which one would work best for what I was doing. Turns out BOTH will be of use. This item for long wire antennas and loading coils where I need a good electrical connection because I'm moving the taps on the coil to change frequency. The other one for more permanent use where I won't be moving a clip lead around to change frequencies. Wire seems very good quality even though a bit on the pricey side.

Yes this works and no I don't wear a foil hat on my head... Try it yourself to see your plants thrive... Dunno how it really works but I have proof ... Great value here and I still have some leftover too.

I order 126 feet of 16 g raw copper. What I got was more like 14 g though the label says 16 gauge. I use 16 g copper for wire wrapped jewelry on an almost daily basis and ran out of the salvaged wire I usually use. So I was very disappointed to receive a slightly heavier gauge than what I had ordered. It is however nice copper wire. Just not what I wanted or ordered and not as it is labelled.

I tried a new technique for my vegetable garden - electoculture. A huge success, thanks to good quality copper wire.