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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Dallas
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Found these suckers at a Harbor Freight store.
Its just polarized US 2 prong plug for the wall, with a fuse (and a spare) inside. On clearance. Snatched up half a dozen on the cheap cheap. Had two ancient amps I was needing some sort of a fuse before dared power up anyway. This no-mod solution was way too lazy. Just stick it on the end of the existing power cord. Which solves another problem. With the old unpolarized cords, which wire inside the amp to fuse? You certainly don't want to blow the return and float the whole thing on the hot! Especially in the event of something gone horribly wrong what blows the fuse in the first place. Shoulda held out for something better like GFCI, but not for $2! Polarized with fuse is still better than nothing at all. Fuse inside seem to be 3A, which might be a little much. And the size is funny. Like normal glass fuse in diameter, but only half length... They aren't the usual little ones. Still, if you find yourself in a Harbor Freight, keep an eyeball peeled. |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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better than the 15 amp breaker
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