It seems like that crimp tool really gets em tight! I was wondering if the company says anything about soldering the connection! I crimp and solder all connections on wires! I might not be able to crimp the APC's but i can sure solder them! I would assume that theirs no reason that I can't solder them! The power strip makes your shack look good! Nice and clean running wires! thanks! &73's
Nice video Jerry.Since I saw this video I think I might try this system.Looks like it can make a very neat set up. Before I was not sure how the power pole system worked. Thanks for the great info. Keep up the good work. Ron KA3WEL
Thanks for the response. Yes the powerpole system is awesome. I just installed a few powerpole connections in my Ford Escape. It makes plugging in the APRS tracker and my HT easier.
I plan to mount a small rigrunner in the truck as some point.
One thing I think should be mentioned on the Wall Warts, if there is a current limit on what you are using it for you will need to add some limiting circuitry. If the device doesn't care how many amps you put to it, no worries.
Nice video jerry, well im sure going to think about getting one. I have problms trying to connect all my radios and other 12v things to one out let on my power supply. even though i have a round socket on the front cheers for the video (5 stars rating) 73 de m3rqy
Yes...I'm familar with that pin. However, West Mountain Radio suggests not using the pin. I suppose I should have discussed that point. They state the pin could work loose. They recommend something like a super glue, but so far they fit really well together and I haven't had a problem.
Very good video. There is a little round pin that can go into the hole between the red and black connectors to keep the two sections from sliding apart. Randy
Hey, Where did you buy the Anderson Power Pole Set?
austinm655 1 year ago
@austinm655 Ham Radio Outlet. But many other amateur radio suppliers also provide them.
JTaylor801 1 year ago
Very good video, up close instructions! Thanks
solidsignalz 1 year ago
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
TangoTracker223 2 years ago
same thing as teh tricrimp tool and the tri is only $30
crzygutrsnobrdr 2 years ago
It seems like that crimp tool really gets em tight! I was wondering if the company says anything about soldering the connection! I crimp and solder all connections on wires! I might not be able to crimp the APC's but i can sure solder them! I would assume that theirs no reason that I can't solder them! The power strip makes your shack look good! Nice and clean running wires! thanks! &73's
toobroke2fight 3 years ago
Jerry, thanks for all the great videos! I really appreciate all the down to earth explaination and quality video! - kd0cgg (nairbfry)
nairbfry 3 years ago
Well done! Thank you for taking the time to do the video.
ZZRMan 3 years ago
That crimpping tool,can you link to a website that sells it plz
BigBoxer831 3 years ago
Jerry, I have had some of these in my ham box for some time now, but i didnt know how to use them until just now!!! Thanks a million 73's de nr4dw
nr4dw 3 years ago
Thank you Roger....and thank you for subscribing. Now to just find more time to record more videos. :-)
73 de Jerry kd0bik
JTaylor801 3 years ago
Nice video Jerry.Since I saw this video I think I might try this system.Looks like it can make a very neat set up. Before I was not sure how the power pole system worked. Thanks for the great info. Keep up the good work. Ron KA3WEL
hunt555fish 4 years ago
Hi Ron,
Thanks for the response. Yes the powerpole system is awesome. I just installed a few powerpole connections in my Ford Escape. It makes plugging in the APRS tracker and my HT easier.
I plan to mount a small rigrunner in the truck as some point.
73 de KD0BIK (Jerry)
JTaylor801 4 years ago
Jerry, Very nice video thanks!!
dxhound 4 years ago
Thank you dxhound.
73, Jerry
JTaylor801 4 years ago
JT,
Very nice job! Thanks for subscribing to my Vids.
One thing I think should be mentioned on the Wall Warts, if there is a current limit on what you are using it for you will need to add some limiting circuitry. If the device doesn't care how many amps you put to it, no worries.
73,
Don
N4TZH
YouTube: GeoDon999
GeoDon999 4 years ago
Thank you James....I'm a little behind in watching videos and notice you've posted a few more in the past couple of weeks. I'll try to get caught up.
Thanks again and 73,
Jerry
KD0BIK
JTaylor801 4 years ago
Nice video jerry, well im sure going to think about getting one. I have problms trying to connect all my radios and other 12v things to one out let on my power supply. even though i have a round socket on the front cheers for the video (5 stars rating) 73 de m3rqy
M3RQY 4 years ago
Hi Randy,
Yes...I'm familar with that pin. However, West Mountain Radio suggests not using the pin. I suppose I should have discussed that point. They state the pin could work loose. They recommend something like a super glue, but so far they fit really well together and I haven't had a problem.
Jerry
JTaylor801 4 years ago
Interesting. Oh well, I pin my connectors and never had a problem. Make some more videos, you are off to a good start. Randy
K7AGE 4 years ago
Very good video. There is a little round pin that can go into the hole between the red and black connectors to keep the two sections from sliding apart. Randy
K7AGE 4 years ago