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Paul wrote:
My only question would be. Will the current divide evenly between the two paths? If there is corrosion on one path that would "force" all the current to the other. You are correct, corrosion on the contacts of one of the fuses will upset the balance. The current will be evenly divided only if the resistance (contacts, fuses, wires) in each leg is absolutely equal. This is unlikely to be the case and a slight difference in resistance will exist but won't be of much consequence. Even two identical fuses will have a slight difference. So just make sure that both current paths have good contacts and wires. Boeland |
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