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25 amp mini fuse 120-130 1965

posted by  simplesimon on  Tue Feb 22 15:40 CST 2011
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Here is what I have done (you do need the ceramic core of the old fuse):

Take a 25 amp fuse of the standard length (readily available) and remove the conductive part. This consists of two cup-shaped ends and a thin strip bridging between the ends. Modify by making two Z-bends in the thin strip to bring the cup-shaped ends closer together. Then fit the modified part on the old (stubby) core. If you can't get it to stay on properly, use a bit of contact adhesive.

Simplesimon





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