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(ET) For the record (accessory plug for Elec-Trak E20)

Subject: (ET) For the record (accessory plug for Elec-Trak E20)
From: Chris Zach <czach computer org>
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 22:48:31 -0500
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McMaster has them for $12.67 each. They are L2-20 plugs, NEMA design.

Part number 7720K13. I'm ordering one for my battery extender packproject. While I am at it I'm going to need to build a bigger batterymonitor (since I will have 9 12 volt batteries on the back)

Question: Did the Elec-Trak battery extender plug into the 36 voltaccessory port? Just how much power can you pull thru that plug/socketbefore things go bad?


Chris

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