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How big power wire i should get for my kenwood KAC-9104D.

10mm2

16mm2

20mm2

I was thinking about 20mm2.

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4 gauge power and ground for that amp.

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4 gauge power and ground for that amp.

Cuz i live in europe, i have no idea how much is it in cm :/

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5.18922 mm in diameter if you are in need of 4 gauge wires. I only converted the inches to cm and didn't look up the amp.

Edited by phi

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20mm2 ...yep thats about right ;)

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5.18922 mm in diameter if you are in need of 4 gauge wires. I only converted the inches to cm and didn't look up the amp.

If 4 gauge is 5,2mm diameter, then i would use this wire for speakers, its tiny :S

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20mm squared is the area of 4 Gauge.

5.189mm is the diameter.

Do you go by area or diameter?

Edit: I think you go by area...

Edited by tech2332

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yes ...he will take 20mm2 (4 awg)

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there's a misunderstanding here.

You, the original poster, are referring to Surface area.

phi is referring to just the diameter.

Here is a list of Europe vs America-

4/0 107.16mm2

3/0 84.97mm2

2/0 67.40mm2

1/0 53.46mm2

4 21.14mm2

8 8.36mm2

I would suggest 4awg or 20-21mm2 wire. It has a rating of 60A fusing so 4awg\20mm2 is the preferred choice.

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Thank you all, ill go with 20mm2

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1/0 = 50mm2

4 = 20mm2

8 = 10mm2

those r the sizes here in Europe :fing34:

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looks like they just like to round things off rather than be precise.

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looks like they just like to round things off rather than be precise.

i prefer to be precise at least two places after coma.

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1 mm2 = 0.00155 inch2

its more than 2 numbers after you still like it more precise

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