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Anthony LoFi

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Extract from https://www.synergisticresearch.com/fuses/blue/


Frequently asked questions.​

Q: Are fuses directional?
A: Yes, fuses are directional. Electricity should flow from the left to the right when you view the fuse. If you do not know
the direction of flow you should listen to the fuse inserted in both directions. One direction will sound more detailed. This
is the correct way.
Q: Do fuses have a burn in period?
A: Yes, most products have a settling in period. The first 200-300 hours of use are the most crucial.


:p
 

mhardy6647

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Extract from https://www.synergisticresearch.com/fuses/blue/


Frequently asked questions.​

Q: Are fuses directional?
A: Yes, fuses are directional. Electricity should flow from the left to the right when you view the fuse. If you do not know
the direction of flow you should listen to the fuse inserted in both directions. One direction will sound more detailed. This
is the correct way.
Q: Do fuses have a burn in period?
A: Yes, most products have a settling in period. The first 200-300 hours of use are the most crucial.


:p
(drawled with an appropriate amount of vocal fry -- sort of Barney Fife-style...)
Kinda makes ya wonder what their infrequently asked questions are like, doesn't it?

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If it was only that... the police report said something about stolen and dangerous cargo, driver under influence with no drivers licence, not registered car, stolen plates, no insurrance, and wanted for various other crimes...
One must be a bonehead to have that load and the other social disorder that bonehead exhibited are part and parcel of being a bonehead. :D Just assume the worst and you will be correct 99% of the time in this situation...LoL.
 

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If it was only that... the police report said something about stolen and dangerous cargo, driver under influence with no drivers licence, not registered car, stolen plates, no insurrance, and wanted for various other crimes...
On the other hand, the load was apparently fairly well secured.
:cool:
 

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Back in pre-windows days, I used the MSDOS 'prompt' command on a colleagues PC to change the command line prompt from 'C:>' to 'Bad sector in drive C: Press any key to reformat:'
It took him a while to forgive me...
On a pre dawn operating system with no subdirectories and no user management it was a prank under colleagues to enter "del **.*", hit Enter and when the prompt "Are you sure? y/n" came up to tell the colleague that the y-key wasn't working ...
 
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