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Old 15-01-2021, 07:08   #16
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Re: Starter Protection.

Hi. Thank you for the fuse post. I’m still doing research on what I’m going to build and I’ll certainly check out T fuses.
The first T fuses I looked at said Slow Blow but I think it was for inverters.
Gord has the right strategy...go look at the graphs, don’t guess.
Again, thank you for the post. One cannot have enough help.
Mark and his “Slow is our way of life” manatees.
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