Having the Fuse on the ADD ON would have protected the ADD ON in this kind of event ? what size fuse would be good to use in this setup - maybe in the winter - can take it apart - make a new wire with fuse on the ADD ON line for her if it makes her feel safer -
expresso wrote:Look at your PL 8 - the cable from there is 10 AWG - not the charge cable thats thinner - but the Power cable in the rear -
Burgerman wrote:Still ok with 50A fuse. Because in the event of some error or short it will fail faster than the cable! And will flow pulses of 100A if needed and not fail.
Still ok with 50A fuse. Because in the event of some error or short it will fail faster than the cable! And will flow pulses of 100A if needed and not fail.
Fit a 50A fuse, it wont blow, and is small, reliable and cheap! 70A breaker is too much, for the cables.
Burgerman wrote:What do I think? I think they are idiots.
The one who didn't disconnect the add-on isn't smart too.
flagman1776 wrote:I have to admit that I wouldn't have thought about a "tech" not putting things back as they were. We'd just expect it. We'll all be on guard for now that you've shown us the risk.
Burgerman wrote:No bolt together, will be fine. Just .5 drop, instead of .25 volts.
How does she charge it?
Shecan charge the lead as she always has. Because the power she adds will not go past the diodes. They are one way valves. So charging via the XLR will not charge the lithium. So thats safe for her.
But how does she charge them?
No bolt together, will be fine. Just .5 drop, instead of .25 volts.
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