-
-
Do you have a soldering iron? Could always tin the ends. -
Here's the kit I've been using. Had to purchase more 10AWG ferrules because I used all of the ones in the kit up.
-
A.Justice reacted to SeaGal's post in the thread Using a Raspberry Pi to Emulate/Translate a BMS -> EG4 Chargeverter with
Like.
I don't think the OP is trying to do anything analogue. Just reading UART data from the Smart Shunt and converting that to a Modbus... -
A.Justice replied to the thread Ferrule Crimper vs. MC4?.Wirefy crimping tool for insulated connectors. That same listing also has the additional crimping heads. There's better ones available...
-
A.Justice replied to the thread Using a Raspberry Pi to Emulate/Translate a BMS -> EG4 Chargeverter.I'm genuinely not trying to give you the "use the search function" BS, but I followed a post about this a few years back and if I...
-
A.Justice replied to the thread Ferrule Crimper vs. MC4?.I used bare copper on my first build, until a single strand came loose and shorted out the terminals on my SCC. No damage, but lots of...
-
This would work, you just need to crimp the ferrule enough that it stays in place, and the connector should tighten down on it to deform...
-
-
Loading…
-
Loading…
-
Loading…
-
Loading…