shutterbugKELLY
Look Ma, No Hands!
I stopped by R&M the other day, and let them play around it. They said that the switch was self grounding in the tank, and that the wire runs from the switch to the canister through the small hole in the bottom, and to make sure that the wire is insulated all the way until it touches the battery. I think they said the screw that holds the canister in the rack is what grounds that part it.
Though our switch is no good because the guy who soldered the wire to the switch got it overheated and made it warp just enough to prevent the switch from sliding completely side-to-side, oh-well, the Twin-Flex just sits parked in our living room anyway.
Kelly
Though our switch is no good because the guy who soldered the wire to the switch got it overheated and made it warp just enough to prevent the switch from sliding completely side-to-side, oh-well, the Twin-Flex just sits parked in our living room anyway.
Kelly
