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(I choose to install a plexiglass 'shield' on the side of the aluminum angle iron to reduce the risk of a wire / terminal hitting the aluminum and arcing. I am not sure if that is in the official CalCars plans or not. It is held in by non-conductive nylo) |
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Latest revision as of 22:51, 17 December 2006
I choose to install a plexiglass 'shield' on the side of the aluminum angle iron to reduce the risk of a wire / terminal hitting the aluminum and arcing. I am not sure if that is in the official CalCars plans or not. It is held in by non-conductive nylon screws.
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