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Quoted from Ronnie1114:Not my pics, but saw these in the Catacomb club today:
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Oh... my... god. I'm a novice at electrical work. Does pig tailing capacitors actually work? I've seen two resistors over the same circuit like that which I'm sure isn't great but I never would have even thought this possible.
Quoted from schudel5:Hand carved pine flipper bat and wooden dowel for a shaft. Why stop there? A blue rubberband to complete the ensemble.
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Ok... if you lived in Tibet and didn't have access to parts that is actually a pretty slick facsimile.
Quoted from wayout440:No, it does not. The breaking capacity of two or more fuses in parallel can be less than the breaking capacity of any single fuse, at 5A or probably a little less, one of those fuses will blow.
Agreed... I would think one would blow... then... since the circuit is still connected another... then another... or they might all go at the same time. lol
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