[Mobile-Portable] Recommended In-Line Fuses?
Gary P. Fiber
gfiber at comcast.net
Thu Jun 18 17:08:04 EDT 2009
Marine fuse holders or a decent car stereo shop will have nice holders.
Some of those Audio Power amps take wire and fuses like you are running
a mobile RF Amplifier.
Blade type fuses are what the car makers are using as you likely know. I
would also weight that into my decision as you can likely purchase those
most anywhere.
A good electrical grease, NO-OX, on the blades or some other electrical
connection protector should help keep corrosion from the connection. I
use NO-OX and star (shake proof) lock washers when I bonded my vehicle.
I check those connections about once a year and clean up any , reapply
the NO-OX. I have had mostly no trouble except for one that does get
road water.
Gary Fiber K8IZ
kd4e wrote:
> What in-line fuse holders are recommended for mobile gear?
>
> I want to replace the old-type glass fuses in the dubious clip
> holders with common, automotive blade fuses.
>
> What have folks found to be good quality in-line holders?
>
> Something waterproof, solvent resistant, and damage resistant
> like the marine-grade wire I am using.
>
> I will start with the DC cable for my HF rig.
>
>
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