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I would think solid wire would be inadvisable for the same reason you don't
find it on automobiles. The vehicle moves and shakes, and in the case of many boats it flexes. This would cause the wire no mater how well secured to move and flex. It will inevitable succomb to metal fatigue over time. In some cases it might take years, but it will fail. In some cases it could fail fairly quickly. -- Public Fishing Forums Fishing Link Index www.YumaBassMan.com webmaster at YumaBsssMan dot com "Ytter" wrote in message ... I've heard different opinions what kind of wire is better for wiring boats.Could you give me some of your expertise? Thank You, Ytter |
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