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p1209 
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Here's what I have!  Autotek Stealth XS1600x rated at 1500 RMS and a PPI AX400 at 100X4 for at total of 1900 Watts RMS.  My question is....Should I use 0 or 2 Gauge wire for the power!  I want to minimize the voltage loss!  I'll be running it approx. 20 feet!!
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0 gauge
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I would have to say use ar least o gauge cable cause thats a lot of power over a very long distance.  Have alook at the power cable chart

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Thanks, I was thinking the O gauge but just wanted some reassurance!

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