I have a Buck Rogers pin with the PI-1/x4 board (revision 2.6) which just blew it's 42/60v 80ma display fuse. If the machine came with a replacement fuse, I'm a bonehead and can't find it, so I went "in search of..." online and I'm having a heckuva time trying to source replacements around the North American Continent...

Instead of trying to source replacement original displays, I just ordered a full set of Wolffpac LED displays that I'll be soldering up this weekend. However, I still need to replace the fuse... but the "usual suspects" for replacements seem to be the Schurter 0034.6003 and the Littlefuse 37000800410 -- but neither of those are available (affordably) at any main parts supplier in NA; and I was hoping to have them arrive by the time the displays are ready to install. [[ Pascal's site says that there's a moratorium on shipping until early October; and I suspect shipping from France to rural Michigan may be quite prohibitive... ]]

Long story long, Mouser does have the bel 530-MRF80 in stock and affordable - I downloaded the datasheets for all three fuses (both above and the bel version) and I can't really see a difference in the specifications and I *think* it should work - but at Mouser's site, it states the Littlefuse has 3.65 ohms resistance and the bel has 6.3 ohms (the Schurter wasn't listed) so that has me a bit worried... or am I overthinking this?

Anyone else with Pascal boards use the bel brand fuses? I can provide links, datasheets, etc. if needed.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

The Wolffpac displays are designed to be replaced individually, and "live harmoniously" with the original displays. From the assembly instruction PDF:

"Note: Unlike some LED displays for other types of machines, these displays do use the high voltage power supply in your
pinball machine."

So, replacing the fuse is still required to make these displays function.

Thanks for the reply!