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maddowse

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hey guys,

just wondering where you'z have put your batteries.. i have been thinking of it putting one under the empty dash on top of the tranny tunnel.., it will only be the bare minimum yay by yay big, room isnt an issue, the only issue thats stopping me is if its allowed there by CAMS, scrutineers etc..

what does it need in the way of isolator switches?? one inside and one outside?? or just one thats easily accessible in the way of an accident?? whats the go there??

last thing i want is to make up a neat as bracket, tidy as wiring, and then get turned away from the track because its not allowed..

im thinking something like this.. dont want a fully enclosed box, as if its under the dash... removing it will be an issue if its properly secured.

BatteryBox.jpg

cheers

Linton

best you use the search feature and not clutter that pages with silly questions

so we can all have space for sarcastic remarks

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Beer Baron

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maddowse: do not e-stalk other users around the forum for the purpose of posting crap in old threads. if you do it again you will get some kind of ban or moderator preview on your posts. let it go, enjoy the forum and consider this your 'friendly' warning...

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