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Reviews (10)
Jun 10, 2020
Good Value
0 of 1 found this helpful The Good: They measure 20' tip to tip. The best I can measure they are actually 0 gauge .3249".
They have nice electrically and thermally insulated covers over the steel clamps. They are very
flexible. I think the insulation is silicone, but I don't know that. The wire is multi-strand.
The price is fantastic. Name brand cables of this length and gauge would be 3 to 4 times the price.
The Bad: A few strands of wire were not crimped. The bolts were loose and one of the black
clamps was not attached at all. I added lock washers and tightened the clamps well. I used a
3/16 drill bit as a temporary spacer to keep the lug from rotating in the clamp. I also added
oil to the strands to wick into the crimp and insulation to prevent oxidation. Like you do for
automobile cables to make them last forever. The wire is copper clad aluminum. The jaws barely
have any copper on the steel and is mostly just for appearance. They tend to overlap and twist
sideways a bit. That really does not affect them. They do not have a jumper strap between the 2
halves of the clamp. That is something you will only see with the very best expensive cables.
The 2 cables are not joined together. I zip tied them for convenience.
The Verdict: I would certainly recommend these cables. The great price far outweighs any little
problems they have. Please note that the clamps are difficult to squeeze and the cables have some weight to them because they are for high amperage applications. For an even lower price with less weight, 2 gauge cables would be an excellent choice for most people.
Jul 17, 2019
OK if you know what you are getting
4 of 4 found this helpful Not had it very long so don't know how long it will last. Very plain and simple with nothing extra. No readouts, cables or fancy remotes. OK for the price if you know what you are getting. With no load and a light load it is NOT Pure Sine Wave (PSW). Oddly with heavier loads the signal cleans up to a PSW. Using a heater, 500W no problem, 1000W runs good, 1500W it strains, but did not get hot. You do need plenty of battery power! They state NOT to run a fridge with this one because of not enough surge power. Of course I tried it because that is what I need to run most. The fridge I used is rated 6.5A full load. I had the inverter running first and then connected the fridge. It fired right up and made the red alarm light come on for a second. It ran cool with a clean signal and low amp draw. Overall I would say it is worth $100 and would keep the draw below 1200W. I think it will do what I want but don't know for how long. Next time I will go with a higher surge wattage.
May 18, 2019
Don't push to the max.
The Good: Overall a good looking and sounding tweeter at a value price. The Bad: They blew at roughly half of the rated power of 150 Watts RMS. Perhaps a dud pair or I did something wrong. Will try another pair and keep the power down.