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#6 You can use number 6 copper if you wish,you will definitely not overload it or you can figure the wire size by the duty cycle. If your welder has a 100 duty cycle rating use wire good for 52 amps or a number 6. If the duty cycle is 90, multiply the amp draw by .95 x 52 or 49.4 amps or a number 8 wire. These are a few more of the duty cycle multipliers 80 duty cycle(.89) 70 duty cycle(.84) 60 duty cycle(.78)Duty cycle takes in to account that most welders do not weld continously at maximum welder output all the time.
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The 50 amp charging circuit will never be able achieve a full charge for the 70 amp hour battery, thus in effect turning the 70 amp hour battery into a 50 amp hour battery.
Yes, you can weld the H. Balancer to the Crank. They used to do it alot in the 60 and 70's. Just be sure to get as even of a weld as possible. No wire welding though.
Hyundai sonata 2003 2000cc works on battery: 66 amp or 70 amp.
70 Amp fuses can be purchased at most auto parts stores as well as stores like The Source by Circuit City and Radio Shack.
AWG #4 copper.
That depends on the voltage.
30 degrees
4 copper
#3 copper.