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Fuse Solution 1800

posted by  Dave B on  Mon Mar 12 13:29 CST 2018
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OK, NOT EXACTLY A SOLUTION! My beautiful 12-way fuse block arrived today via China packet. Very nicely made, but physically a bit long for the application. Still, the whole thing is modular and the only real problem is the gratuitous space between the fuse holders. I may try fabricating a new block to hold the fuse modules or, perhaps try to use the actual metal fuse holders to update an OE 1800 fuse block (anyone got one they'd like to donate to the experiment?). But, for the moment, hold off on buying one of this, at least based on my say-so.






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