Im not sure if the gauge of the wire will be enough to cover the consoles power...
Is there a recommended gauge when connecting power supply to console. How do you know how many amps.. a cable can handle before becoming too hot and melting its insulation?
The power supply is for a soundtracs m series. The supply itself has no power output information.
Here the cable im looking at...
0.15mm² (#26AWG ) conductor overall shield cable series is comprised of about two times larger conductor size as mechatro overall shield cable series. There is no community in design policy, as they were originally custom-made cables and remained as standard items one by one, however, they are suitable where larger conductor size, flexibility and compactness are all required. Available from five up to nine conductor, not in twisted pair configuration.
Available Colors: Gray
Standard Roll Lengths:
656 feet
Specifications:
No. of Conductor: 7
Conductor:
Details: 30/0.08A (40×#40AWG)
Size(mm²): 0.150mm² (#26AWG)
Insulation:
Ov. Dia.(mm): 1.0Ø (0.0394")
Material: PVC
Overall Shield:
Type: See Each Spec.
Coverage: 85% (Braid) ~ 100% (Served)
Ov. Jacket:
Material: Flexible PVC
Color: Dark Gray or Black
Ov. Dia. (mm): 5.0Ø (0.197)
Type of Shield: Served
Color: Gray
Roll size and weight per roll: 8.8kg/200m (656Ft)
Electrical & Mechanical Characteristics:
DC Resistance at 20°C: 0.13W/m(0.040W/Ft)
Electromagnetic Noise: 0.1mV Max.
Voltage Breakdown: Must withstand at DC 500V/15sec.
Insulation Resistance: 10000 MW × m Min. at DC 500V , 20°C
Emigration: Non–emigrant to ABS resin
Applicable Temperature: -20°C~ +70°C(-4°F~ +158°F)
Any recommendations would be VERY appreciated.
I have contacted the soundtracs autorized repair service in the states, but I would rather build the cable for $20 then pay a ridicules sum for it.
Thanks for your response.