Re: Help On 3G Page
Posted by
Gary Lewis on
URL: http://bullnose-enthusiasts-forum.281.s1.nabble.com/Help-On-3G-Page-tp86569p86613.html
Yes and no. The fuse links have high temp insulation, which the shunt's replacement won't have. So that wire shouldn't be operated as close to the limit as the fuse links.
Maybe the wires after the fuse links are the better things to gauge, pun intended, and they are #12 and #10. I just did a cross sectional area calc, and #12 is .0051 sq inches while # 10 is .0082, which gives a total of .0133. And #8 is .0130. Looks like a good fit.
Thoughts?
Gary, AKA "Gary fellow":
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