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What is the resistance of 25,000 feet of #40 copper wire at room temperature?

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What is the resistance of 25,000 feet of #40 copper wire at room temperature?

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  1. (Wire resistance) = (length of wire in ft / 1000) * (ohm/1000 ft)

    For AWG 40 wire:

    ohm/1000 ft = 1049

    conductor diameter = 0.0031 inch

    Resistance = (25000/1000 ft) * (1049 ohm/1000 ft)

    = 26225 ohm at 25 C.


  2. #40 has a resistance, from the tables, of 1049 ohms/1000 ft

    So 25000 ft has a resistance of 26.2 kohm

    http://www.powerstream.com/Wire_Size.htm

  3. #40 copper wire has a resistance of 1070 ohms per 1000 feet.

    1070 Ω x 25 = 26,750 Ω

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