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custom90



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BlusSea ST range terminal eyelets
As title suggests, the screws for the output on the BlueSea ST fuse box range I believe are the American #10-32 size if memory serves me correctly.

I'm pretty sure that this would take a metric 5mm I.D. Eyelet terminal on the outputs.
Could anyone confirm this please?

I'm not too keen on heatshrink terminals and would rather use tinned copper non insulated eyelets and my own adhesive heatshrink instead of various different colours.
Call me fussy, but all do the same job. Thumbs Up

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Post #777136 11th Jun 2019 8:31pm
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leeds



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The blue sea screws are 10-32 which is about 4.8mm.

Have just wired up a blue sea box and just used the small red insulated ring terminals.

If get half a chance I will check sizes tomorrow.


Brendan
Post #777143 11th Jun 2019 9:14pm
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custom90



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Thank-you Brendan.

Somewhere around 5 or 5.3mm I would have thought approximately. $W33T $0U7H3RN $UG4R
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Post #777146 11th Jun 2019 9:27pm
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leeds



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Slight correction.

Input studs for the positive and negative feeds in are 10-32 studs which are about 4.8mm

The screws for fastening the outgoing wires are 8-32 which is about 4.2mm


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Brendan
Post #777219 12th Jun 2019 12:39pm
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custom90



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Thank you Brendan. 👍🏻 $W33T $0U7H3RN $UG4R
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Yep, i used 5mm tube terminals on the power terminals and 5mm open barrel rings for the individual circuits and earths:


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Post #777235 12th Jun 2019 6:13pm
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Nice and neat. Thumbs Up $W33T $0U7H3RN $UG4R
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