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Thanks guys, the value 2A I have estimated roughly, should measure the way ForcelFlow described.
But the main question still is, does it make sense, to upgrade all of my system 1 machines with these fuses for saftey reasons? Problem is, that these coils are not CPU-controlled and if the contacts are pitted and this causes the contacts to "weld" together for a long enough time, the coil will blow and burn.
So what do you think, does that make sense, at least for the pop-bumpers?
Quoted from Arcane:... I will modify my Buck Rogers and introduce two fuses to protect the Pop-Bumpers. ...
I will also do this now on all my system 1 machines and try with a 2 Ampere SB fuse.
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