Learning to use the New Board
 

Learning to use the New Board

Started by akroyaleagle, April 02, 2006, 03:24:58 PM

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akroyaleagle

This is a GREAT format! It is now easy to post pictures of things we have done in reply to questions.
I LIKE IT!

There were some questions about electrical layouts a while back. This is much easier.

Joe Laird
'78 Eagle
Sioux Falls, South Dakota

akroyaleagle

Joe Laird
'78 Eagle
Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Dallas

I wish my electrical looked that neat.
Do ya spose it matters if I hook the black wire and the copper wire together before I plug it in?
Also, what's the Zip tie for in the second picture?
Dallas

Nick Badame Refrig/ACC

Quote from: Dallas on April 02, 2006, 03:33:11 PM
I wish my electrical looked that neat.
Do ya spose it matters if I hook the black wire and the copper wire together before I plug it in?
Also, what's the Zip tie for in the second picture?
Dallas

Dallas,

Black and copper colors go good together, Hook em up!
Whatever it takes!-GITIT DONE! 
Commercial Refrigeration- Ice machines- Heating & Air/ Atlantic Custom Coach Inc.
Master Mason- Cannon Lodge #104
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Dallas

But Nick, what do I do with those extra red and blue ones???

Nick Badame Refrig/ACC

Dallas,

Tape them together,  Bend them out of the way, and save them for future use like, when the black and copper ones burn out!

Nick-
Whatever it takes!-GITIT DONE! 
Commercial Refrigeration- Ice machines- Heating & Air/ Atlantic Custom Coach Inc.
Master Mason- Cannon Lodge #104
https://www.facebook.com/atlanticcustomcoach
www.atlanticcustomcoach.com

Kristinsgrandpa

Do what ever you like as long as you're fused.

I once dated an elctricians daughter because she couldn't re-fuse.

Ed
location: South central Ohio

I'm very conservative, " I started life with nothing and still have most of it left".

akroyaleagle

The one at the top is holding the cable for the remote satellite dish.
The one at the bottom is holding the plug for the electrical voltage protector
Joe Laird
'78 Eagle
Sioux Falls, South Dakota