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Al Skierkiewicz 05-02-2004 07:23
Re: Maxi 40 Amp Fuse Panel
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Johnson
Are you sure that the part number they gave is the "functional equivalent" of the parts in the kit?
Now I am curious, I will stop by on my way up to work on the robot tonight.

Stay tuned.

Joe J.
Joe, Inquiring minds want to know...what do they look like and how heavy are they?

Jason Rudolph 05-02-2004 09:23
Looks Like Stingers are legal
 
Well, this was posted in the Q+A...

Q: Update 04 gave Terminal Supply as an alternate for the Maxi Fuse Block. TS said that the Maxi Fuse Block JEF-531-D is on back order. Is there an alternate for the alternate?

A: If you are looking for a spare, Terminal Supply should have more by the time our regional events begin. There are other distributors, such as Stinger Electronics (www.stingerelectronics.com) that may be able to direct you to your nearest retailer.

So, it looks like the stinger fuse holders are OK to use.

Joe Johnson 05-02-2004 11:14
Re: Maxi 40 Amp Fuse Panel
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
Joe, Inquiring minds want to know...what do they look like and how heavy are they?
The woman (Carrie) who I was supposed to talk with was not in the office. The people who were in were not knowledgeable.

What I DID find out is that the part is not a standard part from Terminal Supply, it is a special part number for FIRST.

Just spoke to Carrie: They are working to find another part.

Give them about about a half day or so, they sounded like they'd have something in place.

Joe J.

Joe Johnson 05-02-2004 22:41
Some sources
 
From a google search for "Stinger SFB1MAX"

http://autosoundgear.com/tek9.asp?pg...cific=joenrnp4

http://www.darvex.com/miva/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=SFB1MAX&Categ ory_Code=FH

http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/b...=52&product=id

http://www.audiooutfitter.com/store/...l/SFB1MAX.html

http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/STISFB1MAX

I hope this helps.

Joe J.

Nick R. 06-02-2004 07:25
Re: Maxi 40 Amp Fuse Panel
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Matthew_H
I believe that that would not be leagal. We are still waiting for our replacment Maxi 40amp Fuse Panel. I am hoping it will be in tommorrow since FIRST said all Critical parts should be delivered to us by the 2/4/04. Has any other team recieved thier replacement.
we got it... about a week ago, and now with more parts that came we actualy got another one... sorta weird.. but now we dont have to buy a replacement if it breaks

Al Skierkiewicz 06-02-2004 07:30
Re: Some sources
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Johnson

Joe J.
I actually like these better since they have a common power input, but FIRST wants the four independent slots with the transition block. I like the transition block too since it gives a nice place to tie return wires. Too bad the stuff weighs so much.

Nick R. 06-02-2004 07:32
Re: Some sources
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
I actually like these better since they have a common power input, but FIRST wants the four independent slots with the transition block. I like the transition block too since it gives a nice place to tie return wires. Too bad the stuff weighs so much.
we dont have a prob with weight... our robto last year was... 81 pounds..it was a joke..lol this year we're going for 110lbs it will work better... hopefully

Al Skierkiewicz 06-02-2004 07:53
Re: Some sources
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick R.
we dont have a prob with weight... our robto last year was... 81 pounds..it was a joke..lol this year we're going for 110lbs it will work better... hopefully
Nick, I sometimes envy teams who start out under weight and then have a chance to grow. We start out over and start stripping and drilling to make weight. Last year at nationals, 130.00, whew! Good thing it wasn't too humid.

quickie25 06-02-2004 11:18
Re: Maxi 40 Amp Fuse Panel
 
We also did not recieve ours. We went to our local auto parts store for a functional replacement with the same amperage, $7.95

Is this legal? We could not wait any longer for it to come in..we had to proceed with testing..

nosam89 13-02-2004 15:00
Re: Maxi 40 Amp Fuse Panel
 
Yeah i put my maxi 40 amp fuse panel on my lawn mower...

darknight 13-02-2004 15:19
Re: Maxi 40 Amp Fuse Panel
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mtrawls
Our team did not receive the Maxi 40 Amp Fuse panel in our KOP -- we mistakenly got 2 of the low amp fuse panels. We contacted FIRST, but haven't yet received a response, and, as it is somewhat important to move forward, have purchased one elsewhere. (It is brass and very heavy :(.) Anyway, each fuse accept a different input power source, and we have to, therefore, split the power coming from the 6 AWG wire from the fuse breaker into 4 to power it. I just wanted to make sure all this is legal, i.e., using a different fuse panel than that provided in the kit (granted that none was provided in ours;)). I didn't see anything immediately applicable from a glance at the electronics/wiring section. Thank you.
i's is originally from kentucky and in ken tuc key we's be's racin' the law on ir' vakums and i bout the maxi foty amp foose panel and poot it on mi vacoom cleaner it nao do's sevety threi mailes uh hour it be a red'naeck ride yo'

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