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Re: pic: 931 Preliminary Electrical Layout

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Originally Posted by Mike AA View Post
I honestly think that you could simplify your wiring and lose some weight if you moved the din rail closer to the radio and got rid of the stud and crimps. Thus causing one less location for something to come loose. Or better yet use the Negative posts on the smaller breaker panel. Or, I'm not sure if its required to use the din rail but you could totally eliminate the din rail and run the negative to the stud and the positives through the maxi-block.

Just a thought. I dont plan to use additional items.

-Mike
Thanks for the weight saving idea. We do plan to compress the layout after some other chassis decisions are finalized, and we may lose the stud at that point.

However, I am pretty sure the DIN Block is required per <R57>.

EDIT: also I am pretty sure that wiring 40A circuit returns to the smaller breaker panel is not allowed.
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