Jaycar sell these in 15 and 30amp ratings
Am going to get one to wire in my stebel horn as it makes it a bit simpler
http://www.jaycar.co.nz/productView....y&form=KEYWORD
seems like a good idea and may be of assisytance to others
cheers
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Jaycar sell these in 15 and 30amp ratings
Am going to get one to wire in my stebel horn as it makes it a bit simpler
http://www.jaycar.co.nz/productView....y&form=KEYWORD
seems like a good idea and may be of assisytance to others
cheers
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As long as you put it close to the power source... the battery. It's little use having a good length of wire before a fuse...
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Yeah this is very important, as technically the fuse is only there to protect that wire, not the load it is running.Originally Posted by kwaka_crasher
Often, the battery will have its own larger fuse though, before all the relays, and as long as the wire from the relay to the battery is large enough, it will blow the battery fuse before glowing red hot in a fault.
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