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From: "Its from Onion" <areda..._at_msn.com>
Subject: Smart Fuse - It Glows When It Blows!
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2008 01:29:38 -0600
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Very good idea.
They do cost more than standard fuses, but I think the potential time
savings in troubleshooting makes them worth the expense. The current
product line includes both the small size, standard, and large blade
fuses with amperage ratings of between 3 and 40 amps. My only
complaint is that they don't currently offer a 1 amp fuse which would
be helpful for accessories. I got mine at an Auto Zone store, but
they're available at most automotive parts stores
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<DIV>Very good idea. </DIV>
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<DIV>They do cost more than standard fuses, but I think the potential
time<BR>savings in troubleshooting makes them worth the expense. The
current<BR>product line includes both the small size, standard, and large=
blade<BR>fuses with amperage ratings of between 3 and 40 amps. My
only<BR>complaint is that they don't currently offer a 1 amp fuse which
would<BR>be helpful for accessories. I got mine at an Auto Zone store,
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