They work, they just cost to much.
"Do you walk away, from a fool and his money?" The Beatles
Well do you?
The trick is to keep the silly things working and still have fire protection AT the equipment.
Remove the fuse and put a solid piece of silver or copper wire in its place.
Put the gear with the new, improved, upgraded goodie in metal wash basin just larger than the piece of the gear.
NOW if it catches on fire you can just add a little wood and you got yourself a fire pit in the front room..
1. The fuse is to protect the manufacture from being sued if their equipment fails UN SAFE, not SAFE. FIRE!
There is a potential for a fire.. I NEVER downplay a FIRE.
Saying that, I will still have fun if there just happens to be one, a FIRE that is.. :-)
2. The fuse from the manufacture side is a doubled edged sword.
It protect his equipment from over amperage, BUT it is also a point of intermittent failure.
How would you like to be fumbling with a fuse AND it was your O2 supply?
People will spend 20K on an amp and then cheap out on HOW they power the silly thing. WHY? Think beyond the cost of the fuse and to a solution that actually WORKS...
I ask WHY all the fuss over a STUPID fuse when all you have to do is think of it "as if" it were your O2 supply.
Replace the "Point of Intemittent Failure" with a breaker that won’t make SPARKS and you have a lot better solution..
OR modify an existing fuse with a dab of silicone on the outside for a little vibration control and a dab of contact enhancer on the contact points..
More than one way NOT to spend a LOT money and get a better result.
Regards
"Do you walk away, from a fool and his money?" The Beatles
Well do you?
The trick is to keep the silly things working and still have fire protection AT the equipment.
Remove the fuse and put a solid piece of silver or copper wire in its place.
Put the gear with the new, improved, upgraded goodie in metal wash basin just larger than the piece of the gear.
NOW if it catches on fire you can just add a little wood and you got yourself a fire pit in the front room..
1. The fuse is to protect the manufacture from being sued if their equipment fails UN SAFE, not SAFE. FIRE!
There is a potential for a fire.. I NEVER downplay a FIRE.
Saying that, I will still have fun if there just happens to be one, a FIRE that is.. :-)
2. The fuse from the manufacture side is a doubled edged sword.
It protect his equipment from over amperage, BUT it is also a point of intermittent failure.
How would you like to be fumbling with a fuse AND it was your O2 supply?
People will spend 20K on an amp and then cheap out on HOW they power the silly thing. WHY? Think beyond the cost of the fuse and to a solution that actually WORKS...
I ask WHY all the fuss over a STUPID fuse when all you have to do is think of it "as if" it were your O2 supply.
Replace the "Point of Intemittent Failure" with a breaker that won’t make SPARKS and you have a lot better solution..
OR modify an existing fuse with a dab of silicone on the outside for a little vibration control and a dab of contact enhancer on the contact points..
More than one way NOT to spend a LOT money and get a better result.
Regards