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terry.mortimore(at)shaw.c
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 7:30 am Post subject: ANL height, help please.

Hi Gang:



I was hoping to make some progress this week on my electrical system 

installation. The one thing I was waiting for from B&C Specialty products to 

let me carry on was not shipped. Not sure if I forgot to order it, or it 

fell throught the cracks somehow.



I needed the ANL covered base and ANL fuse, I recieved the fuse but not the 

base. I need to know how high the base sits so I can finish bending the 

copper bus bar to fit.



Does somebody out there know how high above the firewall surface the studs 

sit? I would have to add the thickness of the ANL fuse itself, but I have 

that information.



Thanks in advance, Terry.



Terry Mortimore

426 McNabb Street Apt#4

Sault Ste Marie, Ontario

P6B 1Z3

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JohnInReno

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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 9:23 am Post subject: ANL height, help please.

My base is NOT covered but it is 1/2" high plus the first nut which 

results in 7/16" from firewall to the "finger" on the ANL fuse.  Hope 

this helps.

john

On 2/7/2011 7:25 AM, Terry Mortimore wrote:

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 <terry.mortimore(at)shaw.ca>

 Hi Gang:



 I was hoping to make some progress this week on my electrical system 

 installation. The one thing I was waiting for from B&C Specialty 

 products to let me carry on was not shipped. Not sure if I forgot to 

 order it, or it fell throught the cracks somehow.



 I needed the ANL covered base and ANL fuse, I recieved the fuse but 

 not the base. I need to know how high the base sits so I can finish 

 bending the copper bus bar to fit.



 Does somebody out there know how high above the firewall surface the 

 studs sit? I would have to add the thickness of the ANL fuse itself, 

 but I have that information.



 Thanks in advance, Terry.



 Terry Mortimore

 426 McNabb Street Apt#4

 Sault Ste Marie, Ontario

 P6B 1Z3

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terry.mortimore(at)shaw.c
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 10:52 am Post subject: ANL height, help please.

Hi John, thanks for the reply. 



A fellow on Vansairforce tells me that the covered bases are a little taller measuring 3/4". 



This will get me going, thanks again. Terry.



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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 9:11 pm Post subject: ANL height, help please.

At 10:25 AM 2/7/2011, you wrote:

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 Hi Gang:



 I was hoping to make some progress this week on my electrical system installation. The one thing I was waiting for from B&C Specialty products to let me carry on was not shipped. Not sure if I forgot to order it, or it fell throught the cracks somehow.



 I needed the ANL covered base and ANL fuse, I recieved the fuse but not the base. I need to know how high the base sits so I can finish bending the copper bus bar to fit.



 Does somebody out there know how high above the firewall surface the studs sit? I would have to add the thickness of the ANL fuse itself, but I have that information. 	


   I'm sure a call to B&C will get you a helpful

   person who will go measure one . . . assuming

   they are in stock.



   Looking at the Picture from the B&C website . . .



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    . . . and applying some simple ratio and proportion studies

    suggests that the overall height of this product is on the

    order of 1.75".



    Close enough for OBAM work?



 

   Bob . . .

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ekells(at)sympatico.ca
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Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 6:44 am Post subject: ANL height, help please.

Hello, Terry:



Have you tried calling B&C Speciality about this.  Seems to me that they 

have the knowledge.  I have, on several occasions called ACS in Georgia with 

questions like this.  They always mean well and usually have/will find out 

the answer for me.  I have always kept the shipping papers in case there is 

any issues with a lawsuit, etc.



Ernie



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