Yeah, well, some hobby supply places I consulted they don't even know what was the AWG number (or the resistance per foot) of the wire they have, and they charge S+H. There is a company in California that has all of this wires by foot, sell a minimum of $45 plus $5 S+H (cost almost $1/ft). Some interesting about professionalism; Talking to a dozen of big wire/cable supplier companies around in Florida, Georgia, even New York and Chicago, the sales people do not have the minimum clue or idea what means Nickel-Chrome or Nickel-Chromium wire. To help them to understand, I said that exist several type of materials electric wires are made from, as copper, steel, aluminum, brass, iron, ... and asking to the guy what other material he knows (hopping he knows Ni-Cr by any other name), he answered plain and simple: "Fiber Optics"!!!... I couldn't hold my open laugh on the phone. The guy was serious. He said "what!?!?". Other company sales guy promptly asked all my company information (for his database), and right after asked me to repeat (again) what I was looking for, then he said directly "How many feet?", and then he realized he had no idea what I was talking about (Nickel-Chrome). What happened with people's brain and knowledge? I can expect this reaction from a delivery pizza boy recently promoted to sales in a wire company, but from a guy that works there at least 5 years and makes $18/hour? Another big time company, more than 30 years in the market, selling all kinds of wires and cables, heavy and small, communication cables and so on, the sales people never heard about Nickel-Chrome wire (I heard he asking loud in the room to the other sales people too). I asked the guy how long he is been working in this field, he answered "16 years". I just can't believe that we can call it "professionalism". It is like to sell only "yellow chew gum", and never heard about the other colors... for several years... and they claim they are there to help you when you call, because they are specialists... ok, they could be, but, about what? It is not about electrical wires for sure! I would love to say the names of those companies, but them, it would be a lack of "my professionalism", isn't? Wagner. Andy Kunz wrote: > > >20 feet (6 meters) is only $12 (USA), $13 (Overseas), packing and > >shipping included (regular mail envelope). If you are interested email > >me for further details, (I also have a small quantity of stepper motors > >I bought in excess). > > I can buy it for $9/20' from hobby supply places. > > Andy > ================================================================== > Montana Design Tech Support - http://www.montanadesign.com > ==================================================================