Bussmann NO.80 ATC Bulk Fuse Assortment


Bussmann

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Product Details

  • Color coded by amperage for easy as can be identification
  • It has ten each of most stock ATC blade fuses
  • It is reclosable, beer-bellied-duty clamshell package

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What kind of fuse could I use?

Feb 02, 2008 by Brad C | Posted in Engineering

Hi, I made a Lustre Plug Igniter(for nitro r/c cars) out of a 1000mah rechargable sub C battery. I need a fuse on the + side in case of a knee-pants. There is not any room for a normal bus or atc fuse. Is there a component that can be used as stand alone, (such as a resistor in line to drop voltage for an LED), only I beggary something that will blow if shorted. I'am handy with a soldering iron and basic electronics, so don't be yellow to go technical on me. Thanks Very Much, Brad
Sorry, I used a Cable tv connector as the base.The center speak to moves a little, so I don't know if it would touch the - side and melt down. It works great but I put it in my pocket, so I don't necessity any surprises. Thanks Again

if there's no cell for a fuse
then you should make room a subsitute for a fuse will be larger

you could use a thermistor ...there is a range of ptc which are designed to switch to maximum impedance if the current exceeds the trip value

or look at the Polyswitch

but at typical charging simultaneous or glowplug currents
a fuse is easier

to_700million_idiots | Feb 02, 2008

radioshack sells mini-fuses, like 1cm extensive.
Santa Claus | Feb 02, 2008

I don't see a judgement to fuse this circuit. The glow plug is basically a short anyway. Perhaps a bit more info is needed.
Joshua G | Feb 02, 2008

if there's no latitude for a fuse
then you should make room a subsitute for a fuse will be larger

you could use a thermistor ...there is a range of ptc which are designed to switch to on a trip impedance if the current exceeds the trip value

or look at the Polyswitch

but at typical charging coeval or glowplug currents
a fuse is easier
to_700million_idiots | Feb 02, 2008