In Reply to: Would 17awg x 6 = 9.5 awg? posted by Tarbaby on July 19, 2006 at 05:14:38:
...time one doubles the number of identical conductors, the gage number changes by 3. So 2 17s = 14g., and 4 17s = 11g. So we're getting close...but...using an AWG resistance chart and the linked parallel-resistors calculator, I calculated that 6 17g. conductors is exactly 9.25 gage.
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