Electronics, how do they work?
08-19-2010, 03:42 PM
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Re: Electronics, how do they work?
Stinger SPT53102 +Battery Terminal
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPD5601 Inline Fuse Holder with (1) SPF5660 (60A) fuse (mount near battery)
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Viair 93980 12V 80Amp relay using existing trigger and trigger ground leads (mount near compressors)
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPD5625 Fused Distribution block with (3) SPF5620 (20A) fuses (mount near compressors)
Red Jacket 8 or 10AWG Cable (x3) to each compressor +
Black Jacket 8 or 10AWG Cable (x3) from each compressor -
Stinger SHD21 Ground Distribution Block (mount near compressors)
Black Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPT53302 -Battery Terminal
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPD5601 Inline Fuse Holder with (1) SPF5660 (60A) fuse (mount near battery)
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Viair 93980 12V 80Amp relay using existing trigger and trigger ground leads (mount near compressors)
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPD5625 Fused Distribution block with (3) SPF5620 (20A) fuses (mount near compressors)
Red Jacket 8 or 10AWG Cable (x3) to each compressor +
Black Jacket 8 or 10AWG Cable (x3) from each compressor -
Stinger SHD21 Ground Distribution Block (mount near compressors)
Black Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPT53302 -Battery Terminal
08-19-2010, 04:25 PM
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Re: Electronics, how do they work?
I'm a defense contractor.
edit: Also, if your car is older and/or doesn't come with 4AWG on the "big 3", that might be something worth considering.
edit: Also, if your car is older and/or doesn't come with 4AWG on the "big 3", that might be something worth considering.
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08-19-2010, 05:33 PM
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Re: Electronics, how do they work?
I could but .... life is about to suck next Saturday with the fall semester starting though. I've got another customer in line right now, but waiting a week for his car to be freed up to come to me.
PM me with details on what you want / when you want it done and we'll go from there
PM me with details on what you want / when you want it done and we'll go from there
08-19-2010, 05:36 PM
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Re: Electronics, how do they work?
Why?
4ga and 8ga not 24 not 14 real power wire.
Wow........... it seems like I do know what Im talking about......... imagine that, thanks for saying exactly what I stated, (not an insult just saying thats the right way to do it)
Stinger SPT53102 +Battery Terminal
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPD5601 Inline Fuse Holder with (1) SPF5660 (60A) fuse (mount near battery)
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Viair 93980 12V 80Amp relay using existing trigger and trigger ground leads (mount near compressors)
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPD5625 Fused Distribution block with (3) SPF5620 (20A) fuses (mount near compressors)
Red Jacket 8 or 10AWG Cable (x3) to each compressor +
Black Jacket 8 or 10AWG Cable (x3) from each compressor -
Stinger SHD21 Ground Distribution Block (mount near compressors)
Black Jacket 4AWG CableStinger SPT53302 -Battery Terminal
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPD5601 Inline Fuse Holder with (1) SPF5660 (60A) fuse (mount near battery)
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Viair 93980 12V 80Amp relay using existing trigger and trigger ground leads (mount near compressors)
Red Jacket 4AWG Cable
Stinger SPD5625 Fused Distribution block with (3) SPF5620 (20A) fuses (mount near compressors)
Red Jacket 8 or 10AWG Cable (x3) to each compressor +
Black Jacket 8 or 10AWG Cable (x3) from each compressor -
Stinger SHD21 Ground Distribution Block (mount near compressors)
Black Jacket 4AWG CableStinger SPT53302 -Battery Terminal
I'm a defense contractor.
edit: Also, if your car is older and/or doesn't come with 4AWG on the "big 3", that might be something worth considering.
edit: Also, if your car is older and/or doesn't come with 4AWG on the "big 3", that might be something worth considering.
Wow........... it seems like I do know what Im talking about......... imagine that, thanks for saying exactly what I stated, (not an insult just saying thats the right way to do it)
08-19-2010, 05:42 PM
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Re: Electronics, how do they work?
Yeah, but you don't have your location in your profile, so I have no idea if you're near me to offer you monies.
08-19-2010, 06:18 PM
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Re: Electronics, how do they work?
eh? Chris (Fabrik8) is right though. single 4AWG in to triple or quad 8AWG out is overkill for 45A, but I can't source a single 8AWG in to triple or quad 10-12AWG out fused d-block.
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08-19-2010, 06:27 PM
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Re: Electronics, how do they work?
Home made Buss bar. Or a litle junction box like I have on my Caprice. Any 91-93 B body (I know for a fact) have it. It ties 2 the main batter power wire to mulitple outputs. All cars have them I belive. Snag one of those from Pick-a-Part, and there you go.
You just need a fuse on the main feed, an individual fuse for each compressor could work, and would cut down on trouble shooting but isnt needed.
There are so many ways to do it though.
Nothing wrong with overkill on electrical stuff, not like its 0ga or something thatd be stupid.
08-19-2010, 06:39 PM
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Re: Electronics, how do they work?
Prefer stinger or comparable parts that have insulating covers.
Prefer using new/not corroded parts.
Troubleshooting ease is only a positive side benefit, there is a reason why components should be individually fused.
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