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Quoted from jawjaw:Thanks for tip. Bought one and soldered on some clips I had laying around. It works great. Nice not wasting a lot of fuses in testing. Think I finally figured out my short last night. A drop of solder spilled on a lamp socket from working on the pops. Cleaned that off and that looks like it's fixed.
lets see that badboy, I want to make one of these for testing. where did ya get the breaker?
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