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What size cable are you running from the battery to the front?
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Hey Col i had LeD strip lights a long time ago the flexible rope type mine were 5050 size leds from memory they used 1amp per meter they use to come on a 5 meter roll somecame with a 5amp 240v power supply for home use but they are all 12volt
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Post pics once done, would like to see how she lights up
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gonesky, into internet heaven...
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Hi Col,
I must say I'm puzzled by your ally connectors, never seen any but that doesn't mean much been out of the game for a while. The last boat wiring I did (about a year ago ) I found heat shrink connector at Jaycar, both the spade & ring type. From memory there are a couple of different wire guage sizes. With the crimping, the ratchet crimper is supposedly a more exact crimping force (that is the correct force) to ensure a good crimp. I always give the wire a tug to see if the crimp is solid. So as long as the crimper is correct for the lugs it should be fine. I brought the cheapest Bunnings heat gun which helped a lot (used to use the side of soldering iron ).
Hope this helps
Frank
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I dont worry too much about fuse sizes. If your device blows a fuse its fxcked and a throw away item. If it blows a 3 amp fuse it will also blow a 5 or 10 amp fuse. Its still fxcked. 10amp probably getting hot with small cable tho
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a lot of help by some great members was had here...
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Hi Col,
Can't comment on the materials in the lugs - usually all tinned copper though. The manufacturers of the heatshrink lugs don't recommend the ratchet crimpers because they are a bit harsh on the heatshrink - they usually leav a few little holes as indicated by the glue coming through them or worse depending on the jaws. From what I was lead to believe the crimpers for those are more like the el cheapos that have the strippers and everything in them - regardless, when I do use them I use my ratchet crimpers. My set don't have any raised lettering that stamps into the crimp like some sets do so they don't seem to do as much damage.
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The heatshrink ones use a different set up again Evo - one type as an example.
https://rhinotools.com.au/product/he...ector-crimper/
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Thanks Scottar
What about the single and double clamp that Col was referring to ?
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