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Like its uncommon for a CSC thread to get hijacked or make no sense
Thread hijacks by webwheelers don't count
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Like its uncommon for a CSC thread to get hijacked or make no sense
Just curious though, why would it matter if it was out of state?
Ordered the Puma 12 v It's on sale till the end of June for $199.00
I will come up with an interesting mount for it.
Shipped?!
I paid $230 for mine 2 days ago
Shipped?!
I paid $230 for mine 2 days ago
Sorry $199.00 + 12.50 shipping, but I bought something else, so you can cut the shipping in half for the Puma
still lower than 230
Was this deal by the buzzard gulch company?
A maximum distance of 10 feet will limit the voltage drop to 3% or less with a #6 Copper conductor delivering 45.0 amps on a 13.5 volt system(engine running).
No #6 landscaping wire available that Im aware of
The marine electrical guide I follow says the wire length should be determined from the positive power source back to the negative return. So a 10’ run, actually is 20’ with return. According to this guide a 10% voltage drop is OK for non-critical electrical loads (non-safety related). Assuming the compressor is located away from the engine, then a 20’ or 30’ return run might be typical.
Recommended conductor size for 20’ return run:
- 10% voltage drop at 30 amps at 12 volts is 12 gauge.
The recommended conductor size for 30’ return run:
- 10% voltage drop at 50 amps at 12 volts is 10 gauge.
- 10% voltage drop at 30 amps at 12 volts is 10 gauge.
At 24 volt you can reduce the wire size by 2 gauges for the same current capacity, subject to the 10% maximum voltage drop.
- 10% voltage drop at 50 amps at 12 volts is 8 gauge.
I plan to run two Superflow MV50s in series for 24 volt and plumb the outlets together to a single hose.Thanks for the ideas guys - will report back. Must resolve my tire rubbing problem first.
... Must resolve my tire rubbing problem first.
Glen follow your table above and when you have it running test your voltage at the compressor and post your findings.
I would consider a motor a critical electrical load and anything short of its rated voltage will shorten the motors life.
Sawzall or bump stops?
After the trip, what are your thoughts on the new MTR's?
Kevin
Looking for a source for that mini warn type plug you had connected to your Puma . I have mine portable mounted, on my rear deck. Now I will run a short line to the rear bumper for easy access, but I want to get one of those fancy plugs to make mine ultra portable too
thanks
Don
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Kevin Let me know if these are available locally
SB50 SB Series 50 Amp Anderson Powerpole Set - $4.02
thanks for the link
Don