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Fuses work by thermals. I would expect the fuse to be a bit warm when running a bit over 75% of its rating. -
Don't. Part of DIY is to learn to make better systems. Can't learn without mistakes, and sometimes even catastrophic ones. You know the...
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And to mitigate an accidental cascade leading to lights out and to enable some level of servicing, it would be quite simple to make each...
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One of the reasons I like the one BMS per pack is that I can put a failsafe in the BMS: if my max power draw is 6kW (the inverter...
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Right...."fuel".....thats what you tell the wife?
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crossy replied to the thread Crimpers - How do you manage those annoying flyaway strands (not a haircare thread).This idea (using a craft-knife not the wheel-cutter just yet) seems to work best for me today.
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crossy replied to the thread Silicone grease on your MC-4s, any mileage?.Yeah, it was a 1961 G2 like this one https://wesellclassicbikes.co.uk/products/matchless-g2-250cc-1961 Back then it was a throwaway...
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crossy replied to the thread Question about diagnosing panel.How are you testing your panel output?
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Is the battery full or is there a load?
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A long twist tie is best since you can wrap it twice around the strands and get a nice circular outcome. Twice around eliminates the... -
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All of my bread ties are not actually bread ties…they are longer and heavier electric cord ties that come on new equipment..I just said...
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I didn't have much success with the zip tie method ... fat thumbs ... so ended up getting some light galvanised twitching wire ...
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I use a use a tubing cutter that I modified the wheel in a lathe. I thinned and sharpened it but not to a razor edge. I mark the knob so...
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crossy replied to the thread Crimpers - How do you manage those annoying flyaway strands (not a haircare thread).Just putting the lugs on the 50mm2 battery cable. I should have bought a hydraulic crimper!!! My 10-year-old, Indian-made, lever-type...
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I think my limit on fine strand is about 4 strays trimmed, unless I'm frustrated, then it's 10.
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I use a bread tie wrap and fasten in a wrap or two near the insulation “tight”… then I slide it forward toward the end right before I...
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x2 Zip tie. As you push the conductor into the barrel of the lug, pull the zip tie toward the insulation on the conductor. Remove the...
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crossy replied to the thread Crimpers - How do you manage those annoying flyaway strands (not a haircare thread).This, dear readers, is why we have forums!! It's so simple I wonder why I didn't think of it. I'll just run off and try it on the...
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Zip tie...
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crossy posted the thread Crimpers - How do you manage those annoying flyaway strands (not a haircare thread) in DIY Solar General Discussion.My "fairly fat" cable of choice is 35mm2 made up of 490 x 0.3mm diameter strands, this makes it a bit flexible. I've got some silicone...
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