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The current for a 110 v 1/3 HP motor is 5 amps, and to give a voltage drop of 3% or 3.3 v the resistance allowed is 3.3/5 ohms, 0.66 ohms.

The total wire length is 380 ft so the resistance should be 0.66/380 ohms per ft, or 0.00173 ohm/ft. Wire tables show this requires #12 copper wire, with a cross-section area of 3.3 mm2.

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Q: What gauge wire do you need for 110 volt one third HP 190 feet from breaker box?
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