022-148 comes with 4 clips and 4 ring terminal set up in the box so would i only have to buy 25 foot cables and not the ring terminals ?
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If the 25 ft. cables have the correct terminations, you should be able to plug and play.
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You only need to purchase the 25' extensions if you need them to reach each target battery. The unit has a 5'-6' of lead for each of the 4 tenders.
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They make a 15 foot cable if you don't want to hook a bunch if cables together. I purchesed these cable to do multiple things. They com with 4 pin connectors so you don't have to buy them separate. I ran a distance of 17 foot and had no problems with the performance of the lights by connecting cables together to get the distance I needed...hope this helps.
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Yes easy breezy. Go to Radio Shack and get AV cables the length you want (show them what you are working with). They also have the barrel connector (two female) to join cables.Any length performance is the same. Tom
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It depends on your particular setup. Yes, having extra lengths of coax is a must, even if very short. The manufacturer presumably assumes you will already have this available or will just buy what you need, since there is so much variation in setup and cable needs.
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Sure, 1.3a is fine and suggest you check out the "28AWG HDMI 1.3a Category 2 Certified Male to Male Cables" section (assuming you're not going "in-wall") and don't short yourself - if you think you need 4' get 6' or perhaps more to allow you to move things without stressing the cable or connectors. And how many you need totally depends on your setup but if it's just cable box to tv then one will do. But as you said, easy enough at those prices to get some for the future and help ease the shipping cost.
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You will need push on wire connectors installed on your wire... they are flat metal connectors... here is an example from Amazon what you need: http://www.amazon.com/Insulated-Female-Terminal-Connector-Insullated/dp/B00GGTJA78/ref=sr_1_5?s=industrial&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1398623000&sr;=1-5&keywords;=push+connectorAlso, be aware that this disconnects both wires - so you need 4 connectors!
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I'm not an expert but my thoughts are the following:The source-connector (L14-30 at the distribution box) has a rating of 30 amps and the cable has a rating of 25 amps.The load with the L14-20 connector is only using a maximum of 20 amps.Seeing that the cable and the source-connector exceed the rated requirements of the load this is a good thing. So yes, that arrangement should be fine. Just make sure the X,Y, W and G terminals match correctly.If it was the other way around, 20A source and a 30 amp load that would not be safe.
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I didn't have a ring terminal either. Black to ground, red to power. A ring terminal would just be an easier way to bolt or screw the ground to the chassis.
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Yes, I had to do 15" triangles and had clips left over. There seem to be plenty in the box with the wire.
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the unit comes with 2 on clips and 2 off clips. meaning they can go on and off twice in 24 hours. however there is only one set of terminals, so all the lights will respond at the same interval.
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To determine the correct replacemet, measure the length of the exposed cable from the black clip (do not include the black clip in the measurement) to the S clip. If that measurement is closer to 5," you will want to purchase the D-Ring long spring. If the measurement is closer to 3," you will want to purchase the D-Ring short spring. Please let me know if I can assist you further. Thanks, Angela H. Farley, Director of Customer Service
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The cables included are if the lowest quality. I recommend buying a box of rg59 siamese cctv cable and the bnc male connectors you'll need.
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While the terminals appear to have large enough openings to accomodate 14g, you really dont have to go there (unless you are planning on using a few hundred feet of speaker wire). The resistance of, say, 20 ft of 16g Cu wire is only 0.08 ohms, or 100x less than the impedance of an 8 ohm speaker: i.e., absolutely negligible.
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I'm guessing, but it is probably 22 AWG (seems smaller than 20). The butt splices (crimps) with the red color are good for 18 - 22 AWG, and can accommodate smaller than 22 if needed. The splices are Amp 8-55824-2 or the equivalent. I used these: http://www.te.com/catalog/pn/en/8-55824-2?RQPN=8-55824-2. Happy wiring! I've read reviews & comments suggesting twisting the wires and wrapping with electrical tape, and I can tell you that you don't want to go there unless you want to re-wire it at some point in the near future.
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Cables are separate. I cut off the plug ends and wired them directly. Paying $25 each for connecting cables/plugs seems ridiculous to me. I did save the plugs I removed. I will use them later in a different project I am using industrial 12g copper wire. It looks like you have a complete package EXCEPT wire to hook everything up
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The one I got was a single 32 ft cable with the female end containing a signal amplifying chip. If you look at the page yo9u can choose between 16ft, 33ft, and 65ft lengths. price varies with length. I'm sure the header remaining the same is a simple oversight.
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Mine came with an approx 6' cable with 3/8" spade terminals on the ends. It pushes my 75-lb 8' dinghy fine with another 300lbs on board.