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H'mmmmm,not to sure about this guide.Non of them seem to fit my fuse holder   I think some of the ratings aren't quite right either.....cheers Peter

You can always tell an Auto Sparky by the burn marks on his spanners..

03_troopy wrote:

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You can always tell an Auto Sparky by the burn marks on his spanners..

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 How else can ya find out if it is alive..

oldbobsbus wrote:

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03_troopy wrote:

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You can always tell an Auto Sparky by the burn marks on his spanners..

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 How else can ya find out if it is alive..

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 Good question Bob, I use to spit on the ends of my fingers and touch the wires, but couldnt find a standard for that one

Safe travels

Found this in a fuse holder the other day,

Old Crofter wrote:

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Found this in a fuse holder the other day,

 

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 It used to be the aluminium lining from a packet of cigarettes, years gone by.

Larry

Looks like one of mine...slow blow...very  slow blow.. ,,cheers Peter.

Phil C wrote:

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oldbobsbus wrote:

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03_troopy wrote:

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You can always tell an Auto Sparky by the burn marks on his spanners..

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 How else can ya find out if it is alive..

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 Good question Bob, I use to spit on the ends of my fingers and touch the wires, but couldnt find a standard for that one

Safe travels

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 Hay Phil, you didn't happen to know a old wire man in the SEC he did the very same thing with 240V AC AND DC to find the isolated circuit

Cheers

Norm