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Old 01-06-2013, 09:26 AM   #11 (permalink)
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So what else was in there besides batteries?

1. Thermistors.

2. Contactors.

3. Thick, good quality cables.

4. Inductive current sensor.

5. Controller with various repurposable components.

6. 125A fuse. (Not shown.)

These will come in handy for various projects. I googled the current sensor for example, it uses a 5v supply and has a 2.5v output at 0A and deviates in both directions by 1v/100A measured. Very practical!



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