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sdg0080 08-30-2013 11:43 PM

Just north of des moines on hwy 17 its a small town we only have one stop light. Lol but I'm from upstate NY so I love the quiet lol

Randy Nielsen 08-31-2013 12:10 AM

your only about an hour & half away, You should bring your boat to the Missouri river when it's done. That would be fun. Randy

sdg0080 08-31-2013 12:56 AM

I might just have to do that. Although I think your eliminator is a touch faster than mine...lol. I really hope to get the majority of the framing done this weekend. I'm trying to decide if I want to run heavier gauge wire for power and ground. If I had more 4 awg I'd happily do it but I have 4/0... little overkill

Randy Nielsen 08-31-2013 09:51 AM

Only when towed for now! Lol. Randy

phragle 08-31-2013 10:09 AM

Where did you get the switches??

sdg0080 08-31-2013 10:16 AM

Ebay lol. I'm using the 22mm switches they have them from 16-25mm. Make sure you get waterproof ones. Mine are stainless too. Pretty solid pieces but only have 5 amp rating so that's why I'm running a relay panel. Takes the load off thr switch.

phragle 08-31-2013 10:18 AM

got a link or description....have a feeling if I search switch on ebay I will get 4 billion hits...
Thanks

phragle 08-31-2013 10:34 AM

also whats the switch voltage?? Saw a couple that were rated 250v 5 amp. in the 12 volt world that equals 115 amps dc.

sdg0080 08-31-2013 11:16 AM

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...d=140912371957 that should work.

sdg0080 08-31-2013 11:20 AM

The led is rated at 12v. I'm pretty sure 115 amps would melt the switch...lol. the leads on accept 18-22 gauge wire lol. It states at the bottom its a 12v switch. It also states 5a/250v. I'm just saying the leads would in no way support high amps for more than a few seconds before melting. Lol


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