Indefatiguable
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Hey folks.
I live on a solar powered ev swapped boat.
my batteries have lead inset terminals, that take steel bolts, which carry lead ring terminals - that are crimped onto copper wires.
I have to fully replace every ring and bolt every 6 weeks, due to the devils green paste/powder ruining my life.
I am currently designing/speccing my next bank, and want to rid myself of this nuisance problem.
if I'm married to copper wires, and lead inset terminals - what is the galvinic solution to this, or what is a functional work around? Sacrificial anode somewhere?
I figured lead insets+lead rings would work on titanium bolts (after consulting a handy googled chart) - but that leaves me crimping lead onto copper, and with much the same problem as I have currently.
To understand the scale of the issue, a new m8 bolt will 100% disintegrate where it protrudes, and I always have to drill a little hole and tap an ez out in. Within 6 weeks.
I know everyone uses aluminum bars, but on the chart that doesn't look like it'll cut it.
Someone, please tell me what im brainfarting.
Thanks in advance.
Yours truly,
Someone who can't rub his eyes rn, and is out of beer.
I live on a solar powered ev swapped boat.
my batteries have lead inset terminals, that take steel bolts, which carry lead ring terminals - that are crimped onto copper wires.
I have to fully replace every ring and bolt every 6 weeks, due to the devils green paste/powder ruining my life.
I am currently designing/speccing my next bank, and want to rid myself of this nuisance problem.
if I'm married to copper wires, and lead inset terminals - what is the galvinic solution to this, or what is a functional work around? Sacrificial anode somewhere?
I figured lead insets+lead rings would work on titanium bolts (after consulting a handy googled chart) - but that leaves me crimping lead onto copper, and with much the same problem as I have currently.
To understand the scale of the issue, a new m8 bolt will 100% disintegrate where it protrudes, and I always have to drill a little hole and tap an ez out in. Within 6 weeks.
I know everyone uses aluminum bars, but on the chart that doesn't look like it'll cut it.
Someone, please tell me what im brainfarting.
Thanks in advance.
Yours truly,
Someone who can't rub his eyes rn, and is out of beer.