Battery disconnect wires

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   I'm a new pod owner and have a dual 6V setup.  I am preparing for summer and buying a battery disconnect switch.  I have already bought wire gauge 4, but am not sure what the actual rpod unit gauge wires are.  Can anyone confirm what should be used - or to what degree it matters if not the same?  I believe i should use the same gauge across all items.  Meaning connecting the 6V in series as well as the disconnect itself. Secondarily, I was wondering for installation of the switch, do i connect to the ground wire directly or just use the available ground wire to connect to the switch terminal then to battery?  I understand there might be directive on both approaches.

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	I'm a new pod owner and have a dual 6V setup. I am preparing for summer and buying a battery disconnect switch. I have already bought wire gauge 4, but am not sure what the actual rpod unit gauge wires are. Can anyone confirm what should be used - or to what degree it matters if not the same? I believe i should use the same gauge across all items. Meaning connecting the 6V in series as well as the disconnect itself. Secondarily, I was wondering for installation of the switch, do i connect to the ground wire directly or just use the available ground wire to connect to the switch terminal then to battery? I understand there might be directive on both approaches.