generally, not at all. However if it has arrows just roll with um....
shaneb
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nope.
Cabin_Pressure
10+ year member
yeah, it'll do
Shouldnt matter, but if it has arrows, use em. Never seen a directional fuse, but that doesnt mean it doesnt have a reason for the arrows.
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thats the thing tho.. i dont even know what the arrows are for.. if i had to say i would guess the arrows are supposed to point towards the battery?
Cabin_Pressure
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yeah, it'll do
What type fuse, what class? ANL, etc.
MHS3
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Getting Back Into It...
Arrows are for the power flow... It doesn't matter but point them the way the power is going to flow... toward the AMP...
n2audio
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sounds like a marketing thing to me. similar to directional RCA's, but as others have said - I would install it as it indicates, which I'm guessing is pointing toward the amp.
lol
Fuses don't have a polarity so it would not matter. I can only think of one reason it might have a polarity and that is if it has some type of indicator (ie an led) to show if it is blown.
Megalomaniac
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Mr.SQ
the directional RCAs are because of the grounded shields; source side
n2audio
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OPTIDRIVEN
the one ended shielded cables would be the exception, but a few years ago A LOT of the "high end" cables were being marketed as directional even though there was nothing about them that was directional.
It must be pointed north.
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