PVGFP [RE-wrenches]

[William Miller]

At 11:04 PM 8/1/01 -0400, you wrote:
>
>This means putting another neutral bus 
>into the DC250, and disconnecting the shunt from the existing ground block. 
>(either connect the shunt to a new ground block isolated on a piece of 
>plywood, or make a bus bar and directly attach to the shunt.)
>
>Gets crowded in that DC 250.
>
>

I called Trace to ask what to use for an isolated negative buss.
They suggested a DCBB on a piece of wood!  I did some research and found
that the Ilsco PDB-24-500-1 power distribution block fit (snugly) into a
DC250 and worked well as an isolated negative.

William Miller

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