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Wiremasters, Inc in Franklin, TN are the cheapest source I know. We got all of our wire from them, including shielded stuff, Tefzel wire, RG 400. Call them at 800 635-5342 and ask for Deb Allen or email her: dallen@wiremasters.net. They have a minimum order for most everything, but if you order all of the wire you anticipate needing at the same time, it really saves you. If you need just a few feet of certain sizes, Stein is a good place to go.

John Schroeder
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On Mon, 06 Oct 2008 09:34:40 -0400, Tom Gourley <tom.gourley@verizon.net> wrote:

> "I strongly recommend that you insist on the use of MIL -STD "Tefzel"
> insulated wire for your airplane"
>
> I agree.  Most of you are probably already aware of this, but a good source
> for Tefzel wire is SteinAir (http://www.steinair.com/). They have a good
> selection (from 22AWG up to 2AWG) at reasonable prices.  They also sell
> RG400 coax at a good price.  Currently their RG400 is $2.05/ft, unless you
> get 100 ft or more then it's $1.85/ft.  Other suppliers that I spot check
> from time to time are as high as $4.29/ft.
>
> Tom Gourley
>
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