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    Interesting you mentioned this..... I brought in a tote of appliance wire a few weeks back and dude saw some of that wire and pulled it out to show me. He called it lead wire.(lead as in im leading the race, not sinking like lead) He asked if it was from furnaces. He also mentioned that some wire from florescent light fixtures can also be lead wire. Said if i separated it he would pay cat wire price ($1.68/lb) for it instead of #2 or extention cord (.90/lb) wire.

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