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that makes a lot of sense!
now how do i extend the wires safely? the placement was a direct result of the cord lengths! just use maretts and then elec tape? Thanks everyone. Brett |
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I made my own Quick Disconnects for the ballasts, by using extension chords:
Quick Disconnects (scroll down) I prefer soldering all connections, and using heat shrink around them. Quote:
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Gary Tank was up for 7yrs and 10months. Thanks Everyone! 2016/2017 180Gallon Build Coming Soon... |
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GMGQ, great pics on your site. I think I am going to have to steal your quick disconnect idea too
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Heh, I stole it from someone else too, so it's all good!
Just be sure to get Heavy Duty extension chords, rated to handle the wattage of your ballasts. Quote:
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Gary Tank was up for 7yrs and 10months. Thanks Everyone! 2016/2017 180Gallon Build Coming Soon... |
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Will do, thanks.
Back to lastlight's question, how do you heatshrink? Does a hair dryer provide enough heat? |
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