Dragon's Lair Fans - Arcade Lifestyle
General Chat => Technical Area => Topic started by: Superully on September 03, 2009, 05:51:50 PM
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i have to order some replacement fuses, but it wouldn't be clever to order fuses for 1 euro and pay 7 euros of postage - only to do the same thing the next time a fuse blows. therefore i want to order a whole fuse supply to be well-equipped for a long time to come. therefore my question:
what are the most common types of fuses (amps / slow-blow / fast-blow) you would order?
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http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=102357
could not resist! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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no problem! :) just wanted to know whether i get different suggestions from the americans ;)
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i always double post - here and in the arcade museum forum... you can´t have to many oppinions!
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any news on the "translation theory" of the 110V and 220V types ?
i think the people from the other forum are refering to the 110V types...
don't you have a "electric components store" close to your place ?
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don't you have a "electric components store" close to your place ?
i do, but they charge around 3 euros for ONE fuse :shock: for that price i get around 20 online. i've just put together a nice collection of fuses which i'll be ordering soon.
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then i understand :D
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The fuses commonly used on (US) cabs are the "large type" where in Europe (and I think Japan) most devices use the "mini" fuses.
Here's a pic:
(http://www.therealbobroberts.net/stdfuse.jpg)
Still, voltage ratings are usually always 250VAC even in the US where they use 120VAC.
Look for "fuse kits" that have a range of fuses in a box....
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On special offer now (19% off):
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This is a good mix of "euro" and "us" type fuses in all kinds of amps and F/T etc. ratings.
€29.50 for 180 fuses.....a lot better than 3 euro per fuse !