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Electrically speaking, there is going to be power loss in ANY wire run. 50 ft from the source --fuse box-- should give you full power, any further than that and you'll start to get harmonics and such. A welder is more sensitive to the secondary characteristics of the power being provided than the simple motor that powers a compressor.

 

There are also differences in conductance between stranded and solid wires.

 

Although Allen is correct, there are capacitive charges generated by plugs and sockets as well as the bothersome "not-quite-perfect" connection.

Just my thoughts.

 

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