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January 4th 05, 01:24 AM
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Seem to remember from A&P school that a fuse is there to protect the wire and not the component. this is certainly true in an automobile because the cost of replacing the wiring may be much more than the cost of replacing the component. In sailplanes, the wiring is trivial to replace and I choose to protect the expensive component instead. Tony V. 
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