LaGrasta Posted Wednesday at 05:40 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:40 PM The AC results are correct, reaching 80v. (I was stupid enough)
Tomchri Posted Wednesday at 11:02 PM Posted Wednesday at 11:02 PM What Kiwi Roy said oktober 15- 2014. Best way to avoid all the electric traps around is getting an RR connected direct to the battery. Loose the bullet connectors. Have 4 V11 with direct RR to the battery, very happy. It's not a big job. Charging problems has left my head. Cheers Tom. 1
LaGrasta Posted Wednesday at 11:48 PM Posted Wednesday at 11:48 PM Tomchri Thanks for the reminder, let me reconsider this.
gstallons Posted yesterday at 12:51 AM Posted yesterday at 12:51 AM (edited) 1 hour ago, Tomchri said: What Kiwi Roy said oktober 15- 2014. Best way to avoid all the electric traps around is getting an RR connected direct to the battery. Loose the bullet connectors. Have 4 V11 with direct RR to the battery, very happy. It's not a big job. Charging problems has left my head. Cheers Tom. RR ? Lagrasta , the temp gun was to check for heat buildup due to a poor connection. I have a couple of them and a FLIR camera to see any bad connections. If the connector is the problem , you can use crimp connectors to make a permanent connection and when the time comes you can cut them with side cutters. Edited yesterday at 12:52 AM by gstallons more info 1
Tomchri Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 19 hours ago, gstallons said: RR ? Lagrasta , the temp gun was to check for heat buildup due to a poor connection. I have a couple of them and a FLIR camera to see any bad connections. If the connector is the problem , you can use crimp connectors to make a permanent connection and when the time comes you can cut them with side cutters. Regulator-rectifier . Cheers Tom. 2
gstallons Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago If you have EVER used a thermal imaging camera , you know what heaven is. 1
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