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Our team takes great pride in the neatness and reliability of all wiring, especially with our new mentor that is meticulous about all electronics.
10-02-2012 10:54
electronWow, that is a very "clean" and neat looking layout, good job!
Just one question:
Why is the PD board oriented "upside down" considering the battery is behind it right side up? Wouldn't this require more of the larger gauge wire to reach the PD board from the main breaker?
PS, you are missing the breakers in your PD board. Yes, I know you know 
10-02-2012 11:33
austin1743great job,
if i may ask, can you post a picture of how you mount your cRio? im always curious on those are mounted. thanks
10-02-2012 12:28
Michael Corsetto
What type of chain are you using in your drive system? It doesn't look like #25, maybe I'm just seeing things...
10-02-2012 12:33
jwfoss|
What type of chain are you using in your drive system? It doesn't look like #25, maybe I'm just seeing things...
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10-02-2012 14:36
Pjohn1959
Very nice job Glenn! Can't wait to see you guys in Houston
10-02-2012 17:13
waialua359|
great job,
if i may ask, can you post a picture of how you mount your cRio? im always curious on those are mounted. thanks |
10-02-2012 17:15
waialua359|
What type of chain are you using in your drive system? It doesn't look like #25, maybe I'm just seeing things...
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10-02-2012 17:59
ratdude747why are all eight 40A spots used when there are only 4 allowed 40A devices (the 4 CIMs) legal?
sorry, but such a config would not pass inspection.
10-02-2012 18:14
AdamHeard
Incorrect.
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why are all eight 40A spots used when there are only 4 allowed 40A devices (the 4 CIMs) legal?
sorry, but such a config would not pass inspection. |
10-02-2012 18:22
EricH
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why are all eight 40A spots used when there are only 4 allowed 40A devices (the 4 CIMs) legal?
sorry, but such a config would not pass inspection. |
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[R43] All active PD Board branch circuits shall be protected from overload with an appropriate value auto resetting Snap Action circuit breaker. Specifically, A. Each speed controller branch circuit must be protected by one and only one 20-amp, 30-amp, or 40-amp circuit breaker on the PD Board (from the KOP or identical equivalent). No other electrical load can be connected to the breaker supplying this circuit. [snip] [R44] All active circuits shall be wired with appropriately sized wire: Application Minimum wire size 40A circuit 12 AWG (2.052mm) 30A circuit 14 AWG (1.628mm) 20A circuit 18 AWG (1.024mm)[snip] |
11-02-2012 21:11
ratdude747|
Whaddayamean, only 4 allowed 40A devices?
Oh, and only the CIMs and FPs are required to have speed controllers. Everything else can be run off a Spike, restricting it to 20A--but that's still 6 speed controllers, any of which can be run at 40A! |