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05-02-2007, 14:03
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Re: do we "NEED" the power distribution block
Has anyone found a distributor for the Rockwell Block?
Personally, I am trying to give this thing the benefit of the doubt. I, like everyone, I guess, preferred the 2005 all-in-one solution, but we gotta roll with what first gives us. One quick note - we have discovered that it's easy to think that you have the 6 AWG wires in place without actually having a solid connection, so be sure to open the screw up all the way, and to give the wires a serious tug after you screw them down. Otherwise, you might see battery wires heating up, and large voltage drops with high current draws. Last edited by Kris Verdeyen : 05-02-2007 at 14:59. |
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