Raleigh North Carolina and surrounding areas

Pretty much the big three with prep for dual in the future.

 

where about in Uwharrie do you guys normally go and where we going on the 13th? trying to get some maps printed up

 

That's on my to do list. I'd like to assist if timing works out. Also, if you're around today (or whenever), I'll drop by and grab my stuff after work.

 

TW Uwharrie Offroad

https://goo.gl/maps/6xZmPqD2hg72

 

Yea I'll let you know when everything shows up. Here's what I got.
TEMCo Welding Lead & Car Battery Cable WC0178 - 20' Black/Red (10' Blk, 10' Red) 2 Gauge AWG | MADE IN USA

$61 TEMCo INDUSTRIAL WC0178-20' (10' Blk, 10' Red) 2 Gauge AWG Welding Lead & Car Battery Cable Copper Wire Black + RED | Made in USA

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LIB7MVA/
Crimp Supply Corrosion Resistant Military Spec. Battery Terminal Top Post Kit (+ and -) With Covers https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FMZ2Z6E/

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Tinned-Copper...551598?nav=WATCHING_ACTIVE&varId=650524881600

 

Lehggo

 

I usually use solder cause every time i try to crimp something i cut through the connector and the wire.

The DOT

 

The dot?

 

Oh the dot, thats were the cool kidsa go!

 

guess thats why ive never been

 

Zeh DOT

 

@Sandman614 need some SWR tunage at URE

 

Crimps or appropriate connectors. Having a quality crimp tool makes a big difference. Cheap ones tend to cut through and can cause damage. Also, like @Sandman614 mentioned....use the ones with the heat shrink and adhesive...wort the extra money.

 

Track from this past Saturday at URE, click link

JimboAnz uses MotionX-GPS on the iPhone and is sharing with you the following track:

Name: URE 7/30/16
Date: Jul 30, 2016 9:52 am
Map:
(valid until Jan 28, 2017) View on Map
Distance: 31.1 miles
Elapsed Time: 6:23:30
Avg Speed: 4.9 mph
Max Speed: 62.1 mph
Avg Pace: 12' 19" per mile
Min Altitude: 310 ft
Max Altitude: 877 ft
Start Time: 2016-07-30T13:52:33Z
Start Location:
Latitude: 35º 25' 43" N
Longitude: 80º 01' 10" W
End Location:
Latitude: 35º 28' 39" N
Longitude: 80º 02' 46" W

 

You have to be careful crimping the heat shrink crimps, it's easy to cut the shrink media, when you heat it will split at the cut. Using a crimp tool is an acquired talent.

 

Can do

 

With a good crimp tool, like the ratcheting one I got it works great. Plus the glue helps hold them together and seal any cuts. Also helps hands from cramping to much.

 

I'm happy with how this cooler platform has turned out. I've got a couple yards of this carpet left.

 

Screwing it into the hinges is a great idea!

 

That's sweet... Giving me ideas