Quote Originally Posted by A_Camera View Post
Apparently you are more keen on name calling than admitting that I was right, there are ONLY advantages of a stronger, better cable, no disadvantages. You don't answer my question because there is just one answer. Anyway, at least in this post, you made it clear that the 0.75mm2 would have not been your choice, so basically, we actually agree.
I wasn't name calling more stating the obvious. IMO it's muppet with over active Ego that posts reply to question which had been answered already and acted upon by the OP months ago.!
I don't doubt your knowledge of electricker and in principle Yes your correct so if your Ego needs a massage I'll glady ablige and say I agree that 0.75mm shouldn't be first choice.
However the fact still remains 0.75mm2 would and will work perfectly fine. All your arguments regards Cable strength, ridgidty etc are mute because it's stupid thing to rely on cable for strength when it should be supported with bracket. The Only thing that matters is if cable can handle the load of the device it's powering while in prolonged use and clearly it can.

Quote Originally Posted by A_Camera View Post
...and in all honesty, if you really know what I think you know, then I don't think you would have used 0.75mm2 cable if that was all you had at home. I think you would have done the same I would have done, ordered 1.5mm2 and possibly used the thinner one until the better one arrives...
Why would you presume to predict what I would do.? . . . I don't know me so you or anyone else stands NO chance predicting my actions.!!
If I'd took the time effort to fit it then I'd consider it safe and it would stay on. The ONLY time I might do this is in emergency situation to get machine up and running.

Quote Originally Posted by A_Camera View Post
Like I said, what works and what is right are not necessarily the same.
This is contradiction.!! . . . . . If it's working Correctly then it's Right.!!