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New Solution toward creating a Better Battery Connector
The pre-manufactured connectors generally are not found in the marketplace when seeking to accommodate a zero-gauge wire (as an extreme example).
Anyone having to double or triple-up a bank of batteries has run into the dilemma on what to do when there is no longer any room for additional cabling.
First, I'll tell you about what did NOT work
Failed Prototype
One of the two mated connectors would have to clamp down on the battery post, but the prototype would not suffice.
In short, this prototype will not work without further modifications.
Fail!
Finished product
It was found that while trying to solve the busbar-on-a-battery issue, that purchasing some alternative connectors became enticing.
Since I was feeling somewhat spend-thrift, I even ordered things that were initially not expected to be needed and came up with this.
As it turned out, the un-needed side-mount connectors were just what the Doctor ordered after all.
It was found that by utilizing the side-mount's terminal hole, I could incorporate both top-mount and side-mount thereby solving the problem of not having anywhere for additional wiring to go.
Problem solved.
The main input cabling from the solar and wind would share on the top-mount connector's opening, and the inverter Cabling and other items would have plenty of room to attach to the incorporated side-mount connector.
Now that we trashed the contemporary Battery Connectors, let's look at designing a better Battery Cable.
