MICROCONTROLLERS

Not that I’m aware of other than the obvious… the enamel insulation is easy to compromise with a hot iron.

You can get fine gauge solid core teflon insulated wire, it will be easier to work with because the insulation stays in place better, but it’s still easy to damage.

I’m not a proper engineer, so I can’t really tell you if you might get interference… but maintaining a bit of space between the wires should limit any possible problems.

Give it a try and let us know :-)

I think it should be great.

36 awg wire is thinner than 22, but stranding and insulation can make the cable thicker.

A typical stranded 22 awg hookup cable consists of 7 awg 30 wires.

Thicker isn’t always better, but more often than not.