[aprssig] 12V wiring ideas
Bob Burns W9RXR w9rxr_ at rlburns.netSat Oct 29 11:00:22 UTC 2011
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The one concern I have about Anderson PowerPoles is that they are not a positive locking connector. They depend on friction to stay connected. Without some sort of lock, they could vibrate apart, especially in a mobile installation. Don't get me wrong--I love PowerPoles and use them in other applications. But they do have limitations. For my mobile installs, I use a Blue Sea Systems blade fuse block. They are available with either 6 or 12 individually fused circuits and they use screw terminals for a positive, vibration resistant connection. The block comes with a cover so your connections are protected. And the design makes for a low-profile installation without wires sticking out perpendicular to the panel on which the fuse block is mounted. You can buy these fuse blocks from West Marine (on-line or at one of their many stores around the country). A little pricey, but I've never had any problems with them. Bob...
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