Wow, this is LONG overdue! So many people don't have a clue about the differences of the 6v and 12v cables! Will post this on the MAFCA website's Videos page.
Initially, I was thinking, what can you tell me I don’t know. Ha, I hadn’t thought about your discussion and haven’t worked on a 6 volt in 54 years. I did learn something I hadn’t thought about. ❤️
What if the cable between the battery and starter rubs the frame and shorts out? Without a cut out switch, you can’t quickly turn the power off. What you say about flow and capacity does make sense. Good video!
Not yet. We made this first one as a bit of an experiment and are watching to see how it's received. If you want more, please subscribe to my channel. Thanks!
In the event of a starter motor stuck on - will the electrical system kill switch shut off the runaway starter motor, if wired after the starter motor?
Your concern about the construction of the switch, being a small aluminum connector, is ill-founded since the switch you have chosen is rated at 12V. You should be using a switch rated at 6V if you are installing in a 6V system.
Thank You! I've been told to use bigger cables on my 6V systems, now I understand why!
Wow, this is LONG overdue! So many people don't have a clue about the differences of the 6v and 12v cables! Will post this on the MAFCA website's Videos page.
Thank you for your continued support! -Ahna
Initially, I was thinking, what can you tell me I don’t know. Ha, I hadn’t thought about your discussion and haven’t worked on a 6 volt in 54 years. I did learn something I hadn’t thought about. ❤️
Thank you for your comment. We are still figuring out how we will develop future content and we hope to continue to impress you!
Finally, somebody besides me knows this.
Well done. Thank you for saving a lot of heartache. 😊
Glad it was helpful!
What if the cable between the battery and starter rubs the frame and shorts out? Without a cut out switch, you can’t quickly turn the power off. What you say about flow and capacity does make sense. Good video!
Thank you for your comment and agreement that a cut out switch is very important. -Ahna
Great Video
Does Magic Dave make any other videos?
Not yet. We made this first one as a bit of an experiment and are watching to see how it's received. If you want more, please subscribe to my channel. Thanks!
ALWAYS put a cutout on the ground side of the battery. This protects everything.
Hair protection, HA!HA! That one got me.
It was very hard for me to not start laughing during that scene! -Ahna
In the event of a starter motor stuck on - will the electrical system kill switch shut off the runaway starter motor, if wired after the starter motor?
He uploaded a "How to Repair a Model A Ford Starter Switch by George Sage" video
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Your concern about the construction of the switch, being a small aluminum connector, is ill-founded since the switch you have chosen is rated at 12V. You should be using a switch rated at 6V if you are installing in a 6V system.