I am currently choosing the wiring materials for my RGB while I wait for my blue, and it seems like a long wait indeed!
The wiring inside the projector will only be a foot or so at most - a small percentage of the path the signal must traverse, but how crucial is the conductor construction? (specifically for the X/Y/R/G/B channels) Is any old 22AWG sufficient? Even if any wire is sufficient, would one type be better than another? I have access to a very wide variety of wire free of charge, so I might as well use the best. On the other hand, is it even worth it considering that it's only 10% of the channel length?
Should I look for characteristics such as coaxial construction, shielded pairs, low capacitance, or high velocity of propagation?
Thanks!