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Thread: Silver plated/Teflon Wire - lots of it.

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    Default Silver plated/Teflon Wire - lots of it.

    A tenner to anyone who can make use of it. I'll charge postage & packing at what it costs, no more, no less.

    I'm not sure of the quantity, but there's enough to fully cable most multi source systems with both interconnects & bi-wired/amped speaker cable if that's what you want to do - & I bet there'd be some to spare!



    There are two grades, both are made for the US aerospace industry.
    Here's the specs:

    Raychem SS7615-22LS9 Spec 55. (Bottom wire in photo below).
    Spec 55 is Raychem's most highly specified wire, designed to exceed the ASTM B298 - 07 Standard Specification for Silver-Coated Annealed Copper Wire.

    The conductors are 2 x 22 awg twisted silver plated copper with teflon insulation.
    The screen is made up of a woven flat silver plated copper wire which is braided very tightly (you need to take care if you're unpicking this screen).
    The whole thing is then covered in another teflon insulator.

    Thermax military spec 14 awg silver coated twisted pair co-ax
    Pretty much the same construction as above, but with thicker gauge (14 awg) conductors and the screen if woven from round wire rather than flat. As before, it's silver plated with teflon inside & out.



    This lot cost me quite a bit a few years back.
    If you really must know the lengths, then PM me!

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    I'll take it Just let me know the P&P when you know
    Bests, Mark



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    Sale agreed.
    Thanks for looking.

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