22 AWG 0.32mm² Electrical Wire - 22 Gauge Silicone Cable 5 Meters [2.5m Black 2.5m Red] Soft and Flexible Low Impedance, High Temperature Resistance Tinned Copper Wire Solder Through Quickly for DIY

Good quality wire, had no issues. Very flexible, used for car amplifier.

Used for rewiring a lancer tactical airsoft m4, thicker guage than previous/standard wire so it was trickier to run through the rif and harder to get neat solders onto the deans connector but at the same time it is so flexible so when folding into the buttstock with battery it moves easily and the coating is very durable.Rif is performing incredibly consistently now where previously there were constant trigger response issues so It's clearly been a great investment!

My Jimny has 2 led spot lights. They are wired into the full beam via a relay. One had stopped working and one was not fully illuminating. They were wired together and then into the relay and earth. Wiggling the earth made the illumination of the poorly performing lamp ok…so it looked like I had connection issues. Checking I found that the recommend gauge for spot lights was 16 gauge, I ordered the wire. It arrived 1 day earlier than expected. The wire is flexible (silicon outer) easy to cut and trim back the outer. I made up replacement lengths for the lights and loose fitted to test to see if the other light would work - and it did. Made all connections permanent and tested ok post instal. Note - I did use previously purchased automotive bullet connectors etc to join the wires.

Nice flexible wire but it needs a lot of flux to take PbSn solder well.

Bought on line as local supplier ran out.Does the job as it should.

No complaints flexes well for the thickness, looks good quality and solderd well.

So, this is 8.2 feet of 12awg silicone wire, or approx 2.5m for metric people. Came in a labelled bag, and measured 2.52m in length, so around 3cm of free wire!I've not counted the individual strands, but it certainly looks and feels like the 12awg silicone wire that comes with modern lipos.With a good amount of flux and solder it easily creates good joints to common battery connectors, I'm no expert, but I quickly created an extension cable for my lipos. Had no problems handling the current/amps in my quads/rc planes.8.2 feet is certainly enough for most jobs, and I'm sure it will keep me stocked in wire for a long while.As I say, it feels just like the wire on my hobbyking lipos, so if you are in need of some reasonably priced wire, get some of this.Not much else to say about this silicone wire, other than it does the job great!

Looks good quality easy to work with good length of cable. Unfortunately although it handles amps not to bad but gets really hot when has to put 12v 20amps continuous for 2hours, personally in my opinion should be rated at 10 amp for continuous operation