New brass shim

[supertrunker]

yeah, soon and when he is satisfied he'll not be crucified over sending out sub-standard guff! There are a lot of modders and sub-ohms guys as well as machinists and electrical engineers that will slaughter him if he gets it wrong!

Imagine that pressure!

T

 

[Krazirob]

yeah, soon and when he is satisfied he'll not be crucified over sending out sub-standard guff! There are a lot of modders and sub-ohms guys as well as machinists and electrical engineers that will slaughter him if he gets it wrong!

Imagine that pressure!

T

and thats why its way worth the wait.........no rush here.....cause i know when it does come out it will be everything i thought about it.....LOL....and then some.

 

[EagleTa2]

Which begs the question that if you want the best conductivity, why you don't use silver?

It's always a compromise and since v-drop depends on attys and batteries, it strikes me as a rather imprecise art at best, especially since unless you use the fuse mod, your limitation in a regular mechanical grand is always going to be the spring at the moment.

And that will sag at 0.4Ω.

Hi T

The main reason for using copper is there's about a 3" x 3ft strip of it in the shop.

As far as the fuse mod...I'll be doing that on an older grand I have coming back from ME to prove the concept... That is before I tear apart a brand new grand.

Thanks
Geo