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Dec 1, 2018

Loki submitted a new resource:

Cable Calculations - How to carry out cable calculations

Here's a walkthrough on various cable calculations for design etc.

Sy Davis

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Dec 1, 2018

Ib = kw/v
In > Ib
It = In/ca, ci, cg, cf

Hope that helps!

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Arms

Dec 1, 2018

Used to have one very similar printed out and taped on the inside of the back cover of my regs book.

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Sy Davis

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Dec 1, 2018

PaulDuncan said:
Used to have one very similar printed out and taped on the inside of the back cover of my regs book.

Mine is purely from memory!

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