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Has anyone come up with a slick jig or method to increase the 'bend' in the stock busbars just enough to shorten the bolt hole centers to match the distance between terminals when connecting end-to-end?
I would like to use a busbar to bridge from one stack of cells to the next, and need to 'adjust' some straps... can't believe that TS didn't place the terminal to give same distance stacking in either direction!
I hate to use the cells themselves to squeeze the bar into shape because I think it might put too much side load on the terminals. So... anyone have a slick (fast) way to do it?
I would like to use a busbar to bridge from one stack of cells to the next, and need to 'adjust' some straps... can't believe that TS didn't place the terminal to give same distance stacking in either direction!
I hate to use the cells themselves to squeeze the bar into shape because I think it might put too much side load on the terminals. So... anyone have a slick (fast) way to do it?