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Also Chris Fine just imported a new type of bullet connectors that can tolerate up to 200 amps cont. [/url]
These are the 5.5mm plugs from BK. I carry these as well-not a new product, actually.
   
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09.24.2005, 01:55 PM

does the 5.5mm gold plugs have a housing?...


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No, they are just regular gold connectors. To keep them from shorting out, you can use heat shrink tubing.


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I wouldn't trust myself... with my luck, I'd probably short it out.. .I fried an 18.149 like that..


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That's why you would use heat shrink tubing to cover the exposed plugs :).


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09.24.2005, 11:10 PM

Yeah, I guess so.. but I was using power poles.. and I put the black in the red housing.. I'm glad it was only a $50 repair...


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