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fusing an amp externally ???
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<blockquote data-quote="waccord99" data-source="post: 6163780" data-attributes="member: 605527"><p>i know what ur saying the amp doesnt have any fuse connected on the body of the amp physically but instead it came with a fuse holder and a fuse that u would mount externally.....audiopipe amps do this also idk if all but mine does....i was confused at first but i just took a acg fuse that was rated the same as the one that came with the amp and put it into a fused distribution block.....solved the problem and never had a problem with it doing it that way......i used a main anl fuse that equaled the amount of both fuses i used in the blocks in order to protect them better close to the battery</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="waccord99, post: 6163780, member: 605527"] i know what ur saying the amp doesnt have any fuse connected on the body of the amp physically but instead it came with a fuse holder and a fuse that u would mount externally.....audiopipe amps do this also idk if all but mine does....i was confused at first but i just took a acg fuse that was rated the same as the one that came with the amp and put it into a fused distribution block.....solved the problem and never had a problem with it doing it that way......i used a main anl fuse that equaled the amount of both fuses i used in the blocks in order to protect them better close to the battery [/QUOTE]
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