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with a 25 amp fuse in it and in line and see if that solves the problem. Obviously I don't want to just take the fuse holder out because if the wire gets pinched somewhere in the firewall or something the battery is going to melt. Catch fire explode, burn, melt because you're going to have a direct short with no protection. So I have that. I've got to have some kind of fuse or circuit breaker or something up there. But I'm getting tired of once a year having to cut this out and splice a new one in. I think the wiring that comes with the D710, you see there are 12 gauge or 14. I think it's 12 gauge. But I use 10 gauge coming from the battery. I always like to go a little bit better than what is called for in the specs because it stays cooler, less resistance, or current can flow easier, etc. So I always use 10 gauge wire for my two-way radio.