Wire: copper is not a superconductor. More like a heater. Previous post: yes, the limits of wire is not Watts, but Amps. Reasonable (not heating much, 2% voltage drop) current is limited by the circular area of copper, and voltage drop is a combination of area and length. A 100' 12 ga cord will drop...

Im a dj and i wanted to bring my Dj equipment to the playa including cdj mixer speakers amp ect. I was wondering what would be the best way to try to protect my equipment from the playa dust has best as possible. Or A how to to help other people protect there sensitive electronic equipment Leave it...

mulch wrote:I've got a $10,000 stainless steel Fischer panda diesel

That sounds like my 150# $600 Kubota 75A/24v charger, with $9400 in silence and controller upgrades. Rotary chargers rule.

Karma is gonna bite ya. We were camped at 5:15 and H. A nice group of folks were next to us with a bar and a bus and an old RV. They had a crap loud ass gennie under the RV. What it was powering, I have no idea, but it ran every afternoon. They had it baffled so that the noise came straight to us. ...

Crimp a terminal to clean scraped wire.

Aluminum caused a lotta house fires in the 1970's. High TempCo of Al wire causes pulling away of connector until it's bouncing around sparking in a wall, after a couple of years, well after warrantee period. Al wire essentially banned for domestic service.

Assumptions I think you are making: 12v system voltage. No indication of 12v batteries in series making 24/48v. Right? I don't see a chart of projected loads and times. Paralleling a bunch of 12v batteries to build available Amp-Hours. These batteries are unlikely to charge well, in a balanced way. ...