I should add to this statement the it does bend the bus bar slightly, and you can even see if the picture that is quoted, the vertical part (horizontal in the picture actually) is actually bowed, like a rainbow. This isn't ideal, but it technically is a flexible bus bar, and does go together fairly easily.
How does the manual compare?
Thanks for the temp fix idea. Attached some photos, any concerns about the burning of the motherboard? You think bus structure looks good?
Well mine nearly blew lol
About as useful as a chocolate tea pot.
Are you going to remove the washers? Those pictures still show washers between the fuse and the bussbar.
Actually on to of both fuse and busbar ( which should be one top of eachother)
There wasn't 400a going through it, it was however generating a lot of heat due to resistance
If anything less conductive than copper is between fuse and bussbar, resistance will cause heat.
Exactly, which is why they should be on top of eachother, and THERE SHOULD NEVER BE A WASHER IN BETWEEN
First thing jumping out at me is they say to put copper washers on each cell terminal, THEN PROCEED TO USE ALUMINUM BUSSBARS BETWEEN CELLS!!!!
Those didn't come with my kit. Not sure why.
They are crush rings of a very soft copper..can easily dent them pushing on them with my nail
Did you order your kit for the double post cells ?
Nope, the standard 280k cells.
