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"Cired" wrote in message
lkaboutelectronicequipment.com... Is there any advantages/disadvantages of placing the inline fuse closer to the battery or closer to the radio in a direct wire to the battery installation?. Thanks Try to avoid running anything "direct to the battery". Here's a quote from some reading material you might begin with, and hopefully avoid problems from following: Circuit Protection Adding in-line fuses to a newly installed piece of equipment is a terrible way to add circuit protection. First of all, these devices trap water and corrode internally. Secondly, you end up with two more splices in a wire circuit that shouldn't have any. Third, you usually forget where they're located, and if you've got ten of them on your boat . . . well, you get the picture. Jury-rigged systems are just that; a temporary, unreliable system. A boat full of in-line fuses is a boat full of short cuts and amateur installations. Follow this at: http://marinesurvey.com/yacht/ElectricalSystems_DC.htm Best regards, Jack Virginia Beach, VA |
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