Hi August;
For any tilt adjustable or tracking system, that solid 10(or 6) will
strain harden and break. (We do a lot of pole mounts.)
We tried stranded 6, but found the tinned braid to be more corrosion
resistant at the connection point to the aluminum.
It looks very commercial/ professional too.
If you're doing a roof mount (non adjustable), the bare solid 10
would be cheaper.
Ray
On Aug 23, 2008, at 9:14 AM, August Goers wrote:
Jay,
I see your point but I'm wondering what the problem with #10 bare
solid ground wire is. What is the benefit of braided wire?
-August
August Goers
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