According to my trusty old handbook:

AWG 0 - 324.9 mils diameter, 0.09827 ohms/100' @ 20C
AWG 1 - 289.3 mils diameter, 0.1239 ohms/100'

I sort of expect stranded wire might be a little higher, but would depend on
the strand number/size.

Andersonpower shows the area of 0/1 to be 53.5 sq. mm., which is about
midway between 0 and 1.

--McD

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From: "PicDude" <picdude2@narwani.org>
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Sent: Monday, May 30, 2005 2:51 PM
Subject: [EE] 0/1 gauge automotive cable?


> Getting back to my car project this weekend, I was looking for 0-gauge or
> 00-gauge battery cable, but the thickest I could find was 0/1-gauge.  I've
> always somewhat assumed this was somewhere between 0 and 1 gauge, but now
I
> wanted to know for sure.  Unfortunately google could not get me much info
on
> this.  Any of you have a good comparison chart of these, especially
> resistance per foot?
>
> Thanks,
> -Neil.
>
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