Dead truck, Voltage regualtor?

[basketcase0302]

Steve,

That's cool.

Now, how about that "non-disclosed" location so we can all crash the party?

Jeff

[seattle67]

Very cool indeed! Good job.

[FLATBEDFORD]

Now, how about that "non-disclosed" location so we can all crash the party?

It was last weekend, too late to crash it. My wife set us up for dinner here.
http://www.bateauxnewyork.com/ba/index.jsp
Followed by a night at a hotel in the big city.

[basketcase0302]

That is nice man!

Some awesome looking waterfront dining!

Jeff

[FLATBEDFORD]

It was very nice. She put the whole thing together. I didn't know where we were going until we got in the cab to go there. NYC is a great place to visit, if you have the $$$$. I'm happy to be 1 hour away from there.

[MaxKlinger]

Steve,

WHat kind of cable did you go with, and where did you buy it? What kind of connectors did you use?

I'm looking to do the same thing, my ground cables all look pretty ratty. I just replaced the main ground cable to my house, I think I have a few feet of bare solid #4 copper left - would this work for an automotive application?

[FLATBEDFORD]

I bought it from my local parts guy. Its #4 with the battery terminal on one end, and flat blade with a hole in the other end. The hole was too small for the bolt that was holding it, so I used a bolt from the alternator bracket. It was a regular off the shelf item. He charged me $15, with cash discount.