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04.03.2008, 09:58 PM
Arctic: Maybe, if nothing else works like I want. 50A X 2 would be sufficient I think. Kind of a PITA, but oh well I guess. Deans really outta make a higher-current version...
Speedracer: The 75A version of those powerpoles is probably what I will have to go with. They're big, but I don't want something that won't handle the current I anticipate without voltage drops. I ckecked out powerpoles before, but all I saw was the 30A version. Thanks for the tip! |
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