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For what it's worth, here is a list of wire I used on my last L-IV project.
It's not quite complete, but might be useful anyway. I figure it's around 20
percent over what's actually installed on the airplane, as it is based on the
total of the individual wire lengths before trimming and terminating.

2 gage  4  Feet @  2.31 per foot         =           $9.24
4 gage  19 Feet @  1.69 per foot         =            2.11
6 gage  12 Feet @  1.04 per foot         =           12.48
8 gage  16 Feet @  0.59 per foot         =            9.44
10 gage 24 Feet @  0.27 per foot         =            6.48
12 gage 38 Feet @  0.21 per foot         =            7.98
16 gage 84 Feet @  0.083 per foot        =            6.972
18 gage 727 Feet @  0.083 per foot       =           60.341
20 gage 815 Feet @  0.06  per foot       =           48.90
22 ga shielded pr 284 Feet @ 0.31 per foot =         88.04
22 gage 2173 Feet @ 0.053 per foot         =        115.169
22 ga shielded 4-cond 61  Feet @ 0.81 per foot =     49.41
22 ga shielded 72 Feet @ 0.169 per foot   =          12.168
22 ga shielded 3-cond 218 Feet @ 0.69 per foot =    150.42
24 ga shielded 5-cond 50 Feet  @ 1.15 per foot =     57.50
24 ga shielded 6-cond 30 Feet  @  per foot
Strobe Wire, 16 gage, 3 conductor, Feet @  per foot
Thermocouple wire, Type J 60 Feet @ 1.65 per foot =  99.00
Thermocouple wire, Type K 110 Feet@ 1.65 per foot = 181.5

One other thing, I checked my records and the last RG142 coax I bought
I paid $1.15 per foot.
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