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28-01-2007, 00:49
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Re: pic: Team 1701 Electronics Board
 Please, please replace that poor 12 gauge wire going from the 120A breaker to the power distribution block with a 6 gauge wire appropriate for the load. Otherwise its bound to go up in smoke once you get a few of those vics pulling amps - and that wouldn't be pretty!And run a separate lead for the second maxi, as previously noted. Other than that, it looks good - nice and compact and fairly tidy wire bundles EDIT: Actually, I think based on <R57> you may need 6 gauge wire from the power distribution block to each of your breakers as well. I'm not an electronics guy though, so someone should check me on that. I couldn't find anything stating that you MUST have 6 AWG there, but the 7th bullet of that rule suggests such. - Jeff Last edited by Jeffrafa : 28-01-2007 at 01:16. 
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