Removable Electronics - Chief Delphi

03-05-2007, 16:39

AJ R

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Re: Removable Electronics

Quote:

Originally Posted by whytheheckme

For power (i.e. 12 GA to motors), use SMALL anderson connectors. The big ones are hard to use. If you have more than two wires going the same place in the same conduit, you can use the quick-disconnects that lock together in a row, so that you can have more than two leads on a connector.

Where do you get these type of connectors that can snap together for mutiple motors?

Thanks

Also, I would recomend, for any electronics system, to keep your wires neat and easy to follow.

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