Using A Fuse Tap
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Ray:
You'll either need a ground or one of those larger antennas (can't remember, 1/2λ or 5/8λ) on fiberglass. If you need to remove it (e.g. for a parking garage with a 7' height restriction) you'll need a small ladder!
You'll either need a ground or one of those larger antennas (can't remember, 1/2λ or 5/8λ) on fiberglass. If you need to remove it (e.g. for a parking garage with a 7' height restriction) you'll need a small ladder!
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Dentaway: I've been sold on just penetrating the grommet with my 10 gauge wire for a max of 40 amps instead of the fuse tap for a borderline 15 amps. Thanks,
Muecker: thanks too but I'm sold on the practicality of going thru the grommet.
Ray: Drilling a hole in the body only hurts the first time!
Muecker: thanks too but I'm sold on the practicality of going thru the grommet.
Ray: Drilling a hole in the body only hurts the first time!
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