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What size fuse for Cessna Clock?



 
 
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Old May 6th 05, 06:25 AM
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Will you all please put this person in your "watch" before "kill" file.

This is absolutely bogus information.

Jim



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I suggest 1 Amp as the OEM clock is an occasional very short but sharp
current pulse type of load. Certainly the wiring to the clock can take
1 amp without smoking anything but the fuse. If you put in a smaller
fuse, they may fail after a while.



 




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