Stinger SHDA1.

[MmatsDude 10+ year member]

http://cgi.ebay.com/STINGER-SHDA1-INLINE-MIDI-FUSE-HOLDER-W%2F-DIG-DISPLAY_W0QQitemZ150284910337QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20080819?IMSfp=TL0808191297r37359

^A week ago i purchased one of those, it has the volt and amp display but i didnt purchase the midi fuses that go on the sides, they sell the 50 and 100 amp fuses for it, what im trying to figure out is that if i purchase 2 100 midi fuses and put them both on the sides that'll = 200 amps total? or does this fuse holder only acept 1 midi fuse?

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[knukonceptz 10+ year member]

If that item takes two fuses then yes two 100A fuses would make a 200A fuse since they are connecting to the same output. When you combine or stack fuses across one common poit, you add the values together. Like when an amp has 3 - 30A fuses, they are acting as one 90A fuse. For that item you always want to use the same size fuse for both connections. The result of multiple smaller fuses is less resistance (higher voltage) across the holder

 

[MmatsDude 10+ year member]

If that item takes two fuses then yes two 100A fuses would make a 200A fuse since they are connecting to the same output. When you combine or stack fuses across one common poit, you add the values together. Like when an amp has 3 - 30A fuses, they are acting as one 90A fuse. For that item you always want to use the same size fuse for both connections. The result of multiple smaller fuses is less resistance (higher voltage) across the holder

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[Korn4Life 5,000+ posts]

Thank you for writing a question about this fuse holder... I just bought one...