Expanding the UPS with additional batteries, part 2. From A to Z

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Welcome to another series from A to Z, in this series of episodes I will be building a point for expanding the Ah capacity of a 12V DC UPS to 230V AC.
In the first episode, I present all the components that will be used in the project and then I start mounting the elements on the DIN 35 rail so as to have an idea of what will be created. It is always worth leaving room for "expansion" and options that the concept may change.
I start with the main pieces of the puzzle and move on to sewing the electrical circuit. And more to come in the near future 😜
Expanding the UPS with additional batteries, part 1. From A to Z
• Rozbudowa UPSa o kolej...
In the second episode, he mainly prepares the wires for sewing the entire system. Overall, it is the most labor-intensive process and most mistakes are made at this point. It is always worth making longer cables so that you do not have to do everything again if something "changes". The future ergonomics of equipment operation will depend on how we prepare the cables.
Timeline:
0:00 - 3:36 Preparing the power supply line of the analog voltmeter
3:37 - 5:19 Crimping cable terminals/sleeves
5:20 - 9:43 Sewing the voltmeter circuit
9:44 - 13:29 Selection of the length of battery cables
13:30 - 16:10 Crimping 6.3 mm female barrette
16:11 - 17:45 Preparation of thermocouples
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iPhone 8 - Audio and video
Assembly - iPad 9
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[@Tab7.6.Tab7.6]

Do termokurczek polecam mini opalarkę 300W 😉 Mi już służy dzielnie ponad 2 lata i nie wyobrażam sobie powrotu do zapalniczki 😋

[@SzymonHawlicki]

To jest dobry pomysł, nie raz człowiek kombinuje nad tym by te termo kurczaki ogrzać a nie uszkodzić sprzętu 😜
300W na spokojnie wystarczy ?

[@Tab7.6.Tab7.6]

@@SzymonHawlicki Ależ oczywiście, że 300W jest jak najbardziej ok. W końcu chodzi o obkurczenie, a nie stopienie 😉 Nawet jeśli tam nie ma 300W (bo nigdy nie sprawdzałem) to działa w sposób jaki powinno. Jakby co chodzi o taką czarną z czerwoną końcówką. Do zastosowań stacjonarnych w pomieszczeniach, na zewnątrz nie sprawdzałem.

[@SzymonHawlicki]

@Tab7.6.Tab7.6 racja, ten palnik co mam to jest raczej do topienia a nie obkurczania 🤣 trzeba pomyśleć nad jakimś sprzętem 😁
Rzucę na to okiem, może będzie to czasem bardziej praktyczne niż palnik 🤣

[@MaoWatt]

Jak na dobry serial przystało koniec odcinka w kluczowym momencie 😅

[@SzymonHawlicki]

Tak to wyszło 🤣
I większość roboty to obieranie kabli 🤣

[@MaoWatt]

​@@SzymonHawlickiniektórzy z tego żyją 😂😅

[@SzymonHawlicki]

Zgadza się, żmudna praca ale efekt na końcu zawsze daje radość i motywację do dalszego działania 😁