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On Jun 26, 9:11 am, Herodotus wrote:
I have been looking for a 30 AMP circuit breaker to add to my rebuild of switch panel on Herodotus. I had often wondered if two 15 AMP ones in parallel would work and be equivalent to a single 30 AMP one but thought "No, thats dumb - too simple a solution" It sounded so ignorant of electricity that I was too afraid to ask lest I be the object of ridicule. Today the local electronics technician recommended that path to me as the ones I wanted only went up to 25 AMPs. Showed me commercial, high end car audio equipment with parallel circuit breakers. May be useful information to someone else. However wait a while to see if Larry blows me out of the water and proves me wrong. Larry???? cheers Peter It'll be OK. I won a bet 30 years ago amongst my peers, 20 electronics techs, did a demonstration, all that. What tiny problem arises is with the timing. Two 10 Amp fuses in parallel pop a little sooner than one 20 Amp. Terry K |
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