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Old 12-13-2019, 02:25 AM   #27
dkoldman
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The induced "choke" effect is negligible in a coil that size in diameter. The heat buildup though may be a real concern if you are running close to the cable's capacity in current on a very hot summer day with the cable coiled so it can't be cooled due to the reduced surface area in the coil.
So let me know if I learned something?

My takeaway is that if I ever wish to run both ACs; or 1 AC's and have a 4 hour popcorn party going on at the same time, I should pull my 50 amp wire completely out of it's compartment so that it is not rolled up together in that confine space generating heat and some kind of magnetic flux field or coil?
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