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Agreed, but we should take advantage of our SUBCONN discount if we
can. What about this one...<br>
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On 7/27/2014 6:00 PM, Clifford Redus via Personal_Submersibles
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<div>Since so many of us are using or planning on using MK-101s
either air or oil compensated, it would be nice if we could move
towards a standard connector. These thrusters are 36v with max
current of 46 amps. The lower unit comes with two 10 AWG wires.</div>
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<div>It would be nice if the connector was a male bulk head
connector with two power pins and one alignment pin. </div>
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<div>Could go with an off the shelf connector like an impulse
HDBH-2-MP but these are expensive as rated for depth. In our
case since we are pressure compensating this is overkill. </div>
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<div>For those of you that have MK-101 or MK-80 thrusters, what
type of connectors are you using?</div>
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<div>Like Vance, I am planning to have a spare that could be
swapped out in the field.</div>
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