Tripped breaker, too much heat, too small of a breaker, and no heat pump

All right, looks like we got a heat pump package in there. Nothing's working. Power, I'm gonna check real quick. See if we got any direct shorts. I'm showing mega, six mega ohms to ground. That might be enough to trip a breaker. Six mega ohms to ground. Clean this out real quick. All right, nothing's making a beep. We're gonna switch to ohms, three and four mega ohms. I think that'll make it trip a breaker. Let's ohm out the windings. 1.6, 1, 2.2. That's not really great. Just two, one and two ohms. I didn't watch. Power to it and see what happens. I think, um, all right, we got power restored. We are fixing to see if it trips a breaker. It did not. I'm on kill power again. Check my capacitor. It was a 60 amp breaker on what looks like, it looks like 15kW. Take another look at this breaker. It was this breaker right here that says 60. Yeah, maybe it don't need 15 kW. I'll do a little more research on this, and I might disconnect one of these heat strips. Here I have, as you see, disconnected one of the heat strips because it's just got a 60-amp breaker. I don't have anything bigger than that. I need something like an 80-amp breaker on this. But the heat pump is not coming on, and the thermostat says it's calling, so I'm fixing to replace the thermostat. Alright, we've got... Honeywell thermostat set for electric or heat pump. I'm not real sure what they're doing with the orange wire there, but we got no heat pump working. Looks like they're using brown for com. Hello. Alright after I got her going, I went back out and checked the amp draws, and it's still pulling close to 60 amps, even with one heat strip disconnected. So I disconnected two heat strips and got her heat pump going. I'm going to come back with a 70 amp breaker and hook up one of them. Looks like number four aluminum, so I can't go any bigger than that, so at least she'll have most of her heat.