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These are sizes in millimeters, the commas are the German method of inserting a decimal point, so 0,5 is 0.5 millimeter diameter wire(the copper part). To convert this to a U.S. standard wire gauge that you can go ask for, you'll have to convert that diameter to inches, then go look up a wire table. Used to be the ARRL amateur radio annual had those tables in there(local library). Might be available on the net, too. I've seen some full-line electronics catalogs have tables of wire gauges with diameters listed, too. I'd much rather buy my wire by diameter than by gauge, there's at least 4 different gauge tables around, the standard for U.S. copper wire, I think, is the AWG table. It's unlikely that you'll be able to match exactly, go to the next larger gauge(smaller number, larger diameter). On Fri, 9 Oct 1998 12:46:26 -0400, you wrote: > >I got a color wiring diagram through N. O. N. A. (Notchback Owners of North >America) and I'm having a little trouble translating the wire gauges that the >indicate can anyone translate this?: > >0,5 >1,0 >0,75 >2,5 >1,5 > >Lisa Mitchell >1963 Sunroof Suicide door Notch ------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe? mailto:type3-request@vwtype3.org, Subject: unsubscribe