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What is it you are attempting to do with a bleeder Perry. I thought this was about a resistor load bank? I have not been keeping up...

I was just trying to cover all my bases. I wanted to use my cable and bleeder resistor and have the ability to hit the Momentary switch...

Since you are "making" the circuit, not "breaking" it, much less concern. Or do you need to do both under load? As long as it is made...

Had an old Navy shipboard electrician tell me about WWII ships with a DC system. Never try to screw/unscrew a lightbulb while under...

I looked at the PDF you posted, Not sure which one I should use so until I figure that out, I'll just use my Bleeder setup if I need to...

Here ya go............

Thanks for the link Don. I'll figure out the bleeder switch and resistors to keep from smoking the switch. I have a meter for monitoring...

Here's an EBAY link for the switches I used. EBAY link To clarify the listing appears to be the same as what I used. Have to be...

That's what I like to see, very cool............. However, just like a processor being cooled on a PC, the fins are on the outside...

Yeah, we already went through the ghetto water heater elements and other cobbled stuff. When a customer comes over and you have shit...

Instead of air cooling the bank, dunk the loads in oil. That is what the radio transmitter guys do.

The only way to know for sure is an out of circuit test. And do the reverse conduction test too. Negative lead on base and positive on c...

The counterweight is making up for the lack of technology in the rest of the arm. Serious engineering in that design. This was just...

Done. Had a scare at first- wouldn’t play. Did everything fine if I simulated a tape by making the switch… found the back cover wasn’t...

2600s can be bridged too, if you need to piss off the neighbors.