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I agree 4 is overkill, 6 probably makes more sense. You could even probably get away with 8. I just went with the absolute worst case scenario and went up a size.

5 feet of 4/4 600V SEOOW Cable. Link to the exact cable I bought First pic shows the sub-panel wire going right, and the wire going to my house ATS going left. Second is inside the sub-panel. Small word of caution, if you intend to get the exact panel I used the ground bar won't accept 4ga...

Yeah.... Though I will argue that we are still technically on topic, just a little further down the rabbit hole than I'd imagine the OP originally intended.

From the wiring diagram on my 803a.

I may be misunderstanding here, but I'm pretty sure in 120/240V mode L2 is dead on these sets.

What is a "208 Wild leg"?

My setup is an outdoor rated Sub-Panel mounted to the side of the unit. Amazon Link to Sub-Panel 2 NEMA 6-50R's on 50 amp breakers (240V)(Bottom Left 2) 1 NEMA 14-50R on a 50 amp breaker (240V)(Bottom Right most) 2 NEMA 5-20R's on 20 amp breakers (120V)(Mounted in a separate box on top)...