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		lwhitlow
 
 
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				 Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 4:59 pm    Post subject: Jab 3300 Regulator | 
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				All
 
 Is there a mating plug for the regulator??  The terminals look like the standard fast-on connector would just slide right on the tabs, but a mating connector pigtailed out would make a cleaner installation and make regulator replacement easier if it ever fails
 
 Thanks
 
 Larry Whitlow
 601XL  Jab 3300
 
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		challgren(at)mac.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 9:54 pm    Post subject: Jab 3300 Regulator | 
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				Larry:
 
 Yes. there is.  I got one from Pete but I noticed in the 3300  
 Installation Video that they cut the plug off from the regulator and  
 installed the wires separately.
 
 Stan
 701/3300
 On Jan 31, 2009, at 17:59 , lwhitlow wrote:
 
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  All
 
  Is there a mating plug for the regulator??  The terminals look like  
  the standard fast-on connector would just slide right on the tabs,  
  but a mating connector pigtailed out would make a cleaner  
  installation and make regulator replacement easier if it ever fails
 
  Thanks
 
  Larry Whitlow
  601XL  Jab 3300
 
 
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		lwhitlow
 
 
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				 Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:22 am    Post subject: Re: Jab 3300 Regulator | 
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				Simplicity at is best, I like that idea.
 
 Larry
 
  	  | challgren(at)mac.com wrote: | 	 		  Larry:
 
 Yes. there is.  I got one from Pete but I noticed in the 3300  
 Installation Video that they cut the plug off from the regulator and  
 installed the wires separately.
 
 Stan
 701/3300
 On Jan 31, 2009, at 17:59 , lwhitlow wrote:
 
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  Is there a mating plug for the regulator??  The terminals look like  
  the standard fast-on connector would just slide right on the tabs,  
  but a mating connector pigtailed out would make a cleaner  
  installation and make regulator replacement easier if it ever fails
 
  Thanks
 
  Larry Whitlow
  601XL  Jab 3300
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				 Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 8:36 am    Post subject: Jab 3300 Regulator | 
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				Is there a mating plug for the regulator??  The  terminals look like the standard
       fast-on  connector would just slide right on the tabs, but a mating  connector
       pigtailed out would make a cleaner  installation and make regulator replacement
        easier if it ever fails
 
   
  We've been warned not to use plug fixtures and told  to hard wire the connections and insulate them heavily... very heavily. The plug  interface causes increased resistance which causes increased heat, which further  increases resistance and so on. The end result is that the current attempts to  arc to any nearby frame element... even through the plug housing. Make the best  connections that you can to reduce the resistance at that point and insulate the  crap out the junction.
   
  Ed
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