Bozo wrote in
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Chuck Tribolet wrote:
Why would it burn out? Burn outs happen from high current. You
don't get high current from loose connection, you get low current.


"Electricky Dicky" wrote in message
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Ring terminals, hooked blades, bootlace ferrule or spade connectors,
IMHO if the terminal comes a bit loose you have probably got a burn
out on the connector and wire end anyway!


Loose connection gives you high resistance, so ALL the voltage drop is
across your 'bad' connection. So even though the the current will
reduce because of the higher resistance, most of the power will be in
the joint.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jPZL...elated&search=
Not necessarily.....(c;
Even the power company guys were impressed!

Larry
--
If the damned government isn't going to enforce
immigration laws, can they at LEAST park an ICE
paddy wagon in front of WalMart so I can find
a parking place and make the checkout line SHORTER?!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jPZL...elated&search=
Not necessarily.....(c;
Even the power company guys were impressed!

Larry

Heck, even I was impressed.
Old Chief Lynn

Lynn Coffelt wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jPZL...elated&search=
Not necessarily.....(c;
Even the power company guys were impressed!

Larry

Heck, even I was impressed.
Old Chief Lynn


Hopefully this does not happen very often in a boat with 12VDC...
I wonder what my chart display would think of that!!!!

Daniel

Daniele Fua wrote in news:qHDGh.13033$zG1.157045
@twister2.libero.it:

Hopefully this does not happen very often in a boat with 12VDC...
I wonder what my chart display would think of that!!!!

Daniel



"Some interference with electronic devices may result."....(c;

Larry
--
Have a little fun in the checkout line....
Ask the nearest American, "Did you see the ICE
agents chasing those Mexicans out the back door?"
....Shortens that checkout line right up...(c;