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I plan on replacing the fuses in my amp soon. Is there a simple way to determine polarity other than trial and error?
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Topic - Fuse polarity - Mainiac 05:58:48 03/4/11 (22)
- Sadly - geoffkait 07:19:35 03/4/11 (16)
- RE: Sadly - Palustris 16:53:39 03/12/11 (1)
- RE: "That would be more like 100%." - geoffkait 05:36:55 03/13/11 (0)
- RE: Sadly - pictureguy 12:06:07 03/5/11 (9)
- RE: Sadly - geoffkait 16:19:48 03/5/11 (8)
- RE: Sadly - pictureguy 16:35:35 03/5/11 (7)
- RE: Sadly - geoffkait 16:48:52 03/5/11 (6)
- RE: Sadly - Lew 12:01:09 03/10/11 (1)
- RE: Sadly - geoffkait 16:58:57 03/10/11 (0)
- RE: Sadly - pictureguy 17:27:36 03/5/11 (3)
- RE: Sadly - psn 13:12:31 03/6/11 (1)
- RE: Sadly - unclestu 17:08:24 03/9/11 (0)
- You could take a multitude of fuses used in a single fuse component one by one. - Norm 12:47:12 03/6/11 (0)
- RE: Sadly - pictureguy 14:57:33 03/4/11 (3)
- All fuses in my experience sound different in one direction than another. - Norm 07:00:33 03/4/11 (0)
- RE: Fuse polarity - WithTarragon 06:37:16 03/4/11 (3)
- Of course not - components just sound different, when fuse direction is reversed. - carcass93 15:28:35 03/4/11 (1)
- RE: Of course not - components just sound different, when fuse direction is reversed. - WithTarragon 07:24:59 03/7/11 (0)
- RE: Fuse polarity - Mainiac 07:09:47 03/4/11 (0)
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