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In layman's terms, as one decreases the voltage, the amperage increases=more heat.
On a cmp one will find mostly 14g wire with 12 g and 10 g wire where required. On modern vehicles, most of the wiring is 18 g or lighter as 12v requires only lighter wire to carry the amps. You may find that the battery cable size on modern vehicles to be about a 6 gauge while the older 6v is around a 2 or 3 gauge. Ever notice if you go to purchase a set of battery boosting cables that the higher end ones are quite expensive and a heavier quality? That is because the heavier cables carry more "juice" than their lighter ones. For the technically inclined, amps= watts / volts
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