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  • Invader "Hookup Wire" Size

    I keep breaking the TINY wires on the Invader pickup and need the wire size so I can buy the proper snips and stripper.

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    Re: Invader "Hookup Wire" Size

    Go around the perimeter of the wire with a razor blade to cut the insulation and then slide it off.

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    • #3
      Re: Invader "Hookup Wire" Size

      I always just used the soldering iron to melt it and pull it off... but to answer the question is 24g
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      • #4
        Re: Invader "Hookup Wire" Size

        Actually if it's 4 conductor wire ,It's 28 gauge wire

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        • #5
          Re: Invader "Hookup Wire" Size

          Originally posted by idsnowdog View Post
          Go around the perimeter of the wire with a razor blade to cut the insulation and then slide it off.
          this is what i do with all pickup hook-up wires; i've become pretty good at using a pair of cutters to pull the insulation off without breaking or severing any of the actual strands inside, but i don't take the risk with pickups.

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          • #6
            Re: Invader "Hookup Wire" Size

            4 wires and a ground wire, 5 altogether. And Ive tried razor blades. Besides always losing a couple strands Ive cut my thumb doing that. And regular wire cutters have been cutting right thru. wires this thin, they need a precision tool. theyre too fragile and so is my thumb. Thanx for replying, all.

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            • #7
              Re: Invader "Hookup Wire" Size

              Originally posted by Edgecrusher View Post
              I always just used the soldering iron to melt it and pull it off... but to answer the question is 24g
              I do the same. Just too much work to cut it. Besides, I have steel wool right there to clean the iron, it really doesn't matter.
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