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MrCaspan replied to the thread Solder to terminal block.I was glad when I saw this that I bought a new battery receiver for my bike side of things then trying to solder this all wired up from... -
MrCaspan replied to the thread Solder to terminal block.I agree but that's like saying flying is easier then walking BUT you just need to learn how to fly :) If I could solder this I would...
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MrCaspan replied to the thread Solder to terminal block.Amazon great for RMAs. basically got one for half off because it was returned. still comes with a warranty so we'll try them out today!!
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MrCaspan replied to the thread Solder to terminal block.Well I ordered some Klein Crimpers for insulated spade connectors and got a few 1.8mm female blue spade connectors. Also great...
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Typically the load is spread between 2 or 3 blades in parallel for each circuit conductor . By doing this the current is lower per...
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MrCaspan replied to the thread Solder to terminal block.Feels so weird that they put a 2.8 mm thin piece of metal (male spade connector) to carry all this current. Like I am sure it can but...
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MrCaspan replied to the thread Solder to terminal block.yes they can be removed the picture I showed just had them installed.
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I am soldering inside and under a battery tray today. For an extension I would string a section of heat tube down the wires first away...
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And if you're not a seasoned solder'r... It's not easy and a crimp connection will probably be much more secure. Make sure they are of...
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MrCaspan replied to the thread Solder to terminal block.yeah there's no way I can put more than four or five wires through that hole the width of the wires the whole width of the connector.. I...
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Tin the wire first. A very short section only If possible push the wire thru the hole of the terminal to hold it in place. Wrap the...
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MrCaspan replied to the thread Solder to terminal block.Actually after measuring these terminal spade width they are about 2.9mm wide so I can use a 2.8mm female spade connector for 14 gauge...
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So I got my new terminal block and have no clue how to solder the wire onto it. The wire is 14g but these terminal legs seem really...
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MrCaspan replied to the thread Part for Battery.
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That type of failure is common with ebike batteries and it's typically caused by contamination and/or poor vibration isolation.
