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<blockquote data-quote="n2audio" data-source="post: 5127656" data-attributes="member: 540940">I&#039;m right, and since you clearly need someone to spell it out for you...Ultimately, yes, but to go beyond that requires a WEEE bit of independent thnking.Oh my god, you&#039;re a fawking genius.Having big wire in no way REQUIRES the user to fuse it at the maximum.&nbsp; It is pointless if the amps require no where near the max.&nbsp; Fusing at something closer to what the amps need is just one more measure of protection.Your way is fine, my way is better.&nbsp; Don&#039;t post if YOU don&#039;t know what YOU&#039;RE talking about.&nbsp; It&#039;s never a good idea to try to punk people out when you&#039;re working with such limited brain power.The source is brain cells.Fuse the wire to its limit even though you don&#039;t need to.&nbsp; It&#039;s not WRONG, it&#039;s just not needed.I don&#039;t personally care one way or the other, but IDSkot&#039;s arrogance just motivated me to reply.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="n2audio, post: 5127656, member: 540940"] I'm right, and since you clearly need someone to spell it out for you... Ultimately, yes, but to go beyond that requires a WEEE bit of independent thnking. Oh my god, you're a fawking genius. Having big wire in no way REQUIRES the user to fuse it at the maximum. It is pointless if the amps require no where near the max. Fusing at something closer to what the amps need is just one more measure of protection. Your way is fine, my way is better. Don't post if YOU don't know what YOU'RE talking about. It's never a good idea to try to punk people out when you're working with such limited brain power. The source is brain cells. Fuse the wire to its limit even though you don't need to. It's not WRONG, it's just not needed. I don't personally care one way or the other, but IDSkot's arrogance just motivated me to reply. [/QUOTE]

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