BNTECHGO 16 Gauge Silicone Wire Kit 7 Color Each 25 ft Flexible 16 AWG Stranded Tinned Copper Wire

very high quality, very flexible.

Very good quality wire one thing to say before buying look at the photos carefully because it clearly shows 2 separate spools of different coloured wires

It really is 18AWG unlike a lot of others where 8awg of what you buy is insulation.

I've used this to make connections between flexible LED strips and from power adapters to those LED strips. I find the flexibility really useful in tight spaces where neatness is important. The silicone outer (being highly resistant to temperature) is also useful where I need it to be as close to the soldering point as possible. For the purpose I need, black and red lengths are usually equal so having black and red on one reel is a worthwhile convenience in my tool box and for my checklist.

太いコードもええけど、これぐらいでちょうど良いです。

Good stuff, has good insulation, and the wire is flexible, I use it for radials for a HAM radio antenna.

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As a ham radio operator I like to make wire antennas for both hame and portable use. This wire, available in many lengths, colors, and gauges is ideal to use. The silicone covering is slick and doesn’t allow the wire(s) to tangle or kink. Also there are many hi-vis colors so you can put your antennas and/or radials (counterpoise) out more safely when operating portable. What’s not to love about it? Especially at reasonable pricing.

I’ve been using this Portable 80m–10m No‑Tune End Fed Half‑Wave (EFHW) Antenna with my Yaesu and other HF gear, and it’s been excellent for both portable ops and backyard setups. The “no tune” aspect is real — I can put the antenna up quickly, and it works across 80 m through 10 m without constantly firing up an antenna tuner. That alone makes it a huge timesaver when I’m on the go or setting up at field locations. Installation is simple: toss the end high in a tree or onto an elevated support, run the feedline back to the radio, and you’re good. The built‑in matching transformer does its job well — SWR stays low across most bands (well within usable ranges), and I get solid contacts into DX stations with moderate power. Signals come in clear, and I’m not fighting a high SWR or wasted power. Pros: ✅ Real “no‑tune” multi‑band performance (80m–10m) ✅ Quick and easy to deploy in the field or backyard ✅ Matches well with typical HF rigs (FTX‑1, Yaesu, etc.) ✅ Good efficiency and solid on‑air results ✅ Ideal for portable, camping, or emergency use Cons: ⚠️ Requires a decent support height for best performance on 80 m ⚠️ Balancing and feedline routing still matter (like any wire antenna) Overall, this is a versatile and reliable EFHW antenna that saves tons of setup time while still delivering excellent on‑air performance. Whether you’re doing portable field ops, contests, or simple backyard HF fun, it’s a great all‑around antenna.