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5020 electrial

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Stu

02-18-2002 19:33:19




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Is all the dash 12 or 24 volt in the 5020 as i have tried just about everything to get this 24 volt to work....I'm about ready to convert it 12 volt.




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Lee Gorby

06-14-2002 13:20:54




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 Re: 5020 electrial in reply to Stu, 02-18-2002 19:33:19  
how many amps will a #6 copper wire carry safety, by code.
Also a #14, #10, and a #12.
Thank you.



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twopop

02-18-2002 20:14:28




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 Re: 5020 electrial in reply to Stu, 02-18-2002 19:33:19  
all accessories will be 12 volt.24 volt is for starting only.



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G Taylor

02-19-2002 19:29:46




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 Re: Re: 5020 electrial in reply to twopop, 02-18-2002 20:14:28  
1/2 of 12V loads are supposed to be positive ground & the other 1/2 are negative ground. charging & starting as previously stated is 24V isolated from ground.
If the loads are not balanced or leakage to ground is occuring through 30+ year old generator/starter/regulator windings to ground. Your 5020 will develop one dead battery & one over charged battery .
Higher voltage is much superior to carry electrical energy with less voltage drop/losses due to heating for the same amount of "power". The "same" sized starter will have 4x as much power on 24V vs being fed 12V. No problem if all wires/devices are traced through one at a time with the factory diagram.
In hindsite the 12V run/24V start system used by heavy trucks is more tinker resistant & has the advantages of both systems.

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