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Got my sound box done for the generator
Took a couple hours but it cuts the sound down to a 1/4 what it was. Saw some plans online and it was easy and many had done it without harming the generator. I do have a little more vents than the others but I was being careful not to burn it up. It's on the 2nd our of the 3 hour breakin. Running like a champ
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That ought to do it
I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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Works good. Ran it for. 2 hours and stuck my hand in there to check the box temp. Nice n cool
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Very good with the ground rod you have. No such thing as being too safe.
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You need a 4 footer? All the had was a 8 footer n I cut it in half with my hack saw
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Looks like a fine way to cut down on the noise. I would have though about adding the material that is used to sound proof the inside of engine compartments on I/O compartments to the inside of the box. I believe it might cut your noise level down even more.
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Rods 2 feet in the ground. Tried to find sound board but had to get the best I could find at lowes
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Btw ATM. See figure 1 that you posted. That's what I have. Had some leftover 4 gauge wire from rewiring my batteries and used that to make a ground wire. Used a battery cable alligator clamp to secure to copper rod and proper ca me end to the generator. No shortcuts sunshine.
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