Greetings Adam,
Here are a couple/few thoughts which may be helpful. Not knowing the
specific circumstance(s) or goal(s) these may or may not be
appropriate or useful.
Use the 4-8 circuit load center you mentioned with the appropriate
circuit breaker and retainer clip and do not twist out the un
Wrenchers,
I’m trying to find a 60A 2 Pole Breaker Box that has a compatible retaining
clip. The QO retaining clip (PK2MBCP) seems to only be compatible with
their 4-8 circuit load centers. What are my options? Thanks!
Thanks
Adam
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My strategy is to have several spares in a multi-bay charger, and change out
when the battery reads 50% (2 bars). Subjective, I know, but we are talking
in-lbs when tightening rack hardware, not ft-lbs. Anyway, I'll report back
to the list once I get my programmable M18's and try it out.
And I'
I own the M18, and the power varies noticeably with discharge, and also
with higher amp hour packs. My drill screams with a 5 AH pack! I agree
its less of a drop with discharge than with lead acid or NiiCad, but its
still enough to make torque settings inaccurate.
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray
M18 lithium batteries deliver full power until they are almost fully
discharged. I doubt it’s an issue.
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Glenn Burt
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2016 8:59 PM
To: 'RE-wrenches'
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Milwaukee M
I believe that the reason they don't list actual torque values for drill
settings is that they can vary quite a bit depending on the SOC of the
battery, temperature, drill age, etc.
If its a critical torque application, I would not depend on the drill
settings, but instead do a final tightening
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