Incidentally, all of the automotive cable i can find is class 5. Im sure, somewhere in the world, class 6 automotive cable exists, but...
I thought i was onto a winner, when i found this -
https://www.anixter.com/content/dam/Anixter/Catalogs/EMEA-Wire-and-Cable-Handbook/EMEA-WC-Sec-2.pdf
Its got a class 6 cable (which is why my google search picked it up) but its not under the automotive cable. All the automotive "Flexible Cables and Cords" listed are class 5...
The 6xD - three cores bound together in a 1mm thick outer is going to have a bit smaller of a bend radius than a bunch of individual cores running through a door grommet. I know i didnt make it clear of the (proposed) intention to remove the outer.
1.5mm csa gives 1.382mm dia.
Stick 0.7mm insulation around it, and youve got 2.782mm
So then, 6 times that - 16.692mm
Will that be too tight?
Can i just point out that you contradicted what i thought, so i asked you, nicely enough, for you to enlarge upon your comment, and, it seems, you got the hump?
I thought i was onto a winner, when i found this -
https://www.anixter.com/content/dam/Anixter/Catalogs/EMEA-Wire-and-Cable-Handbook/EMEA-WC-Sec-2.pdf
Its got a class 6 cable (which is why my google search picked it up) but its not under the automotive cable. All the automotive "Flexible Cables and Cords" listed are class 5...
The 6xD - three cores bound together in a 1mm thick outer is going to have a bit smaller of a bend radius than a bunch of individual cores running through a door grommet. I know i didnt make it clear of the (proposed) intention to remove the outer.
1.5mm csa gives 1.382mm dia.
Stick 0.7mm insulation around it, and youve got 2.782mm
So then, 6 times that - 16.692mm
Will that be too tight?
Can i just point out that you contradicted what i thought, so i asked you, nicely enough, for you to enlarge upon your comment, and, it seems, you got the hump?