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Re: Maxi style fuse box
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Originally Posted by Greg Needel
I am not sure if you are required to use the lid but you can purchase new fuse blocks for $9 each.

http://www.resunltd4u.com/display.asp?item=MAXI-4



There is also some discussion about the block here
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...highlight=gold

Those MAXI blocks were the ones we had in the kit in 2004, but aren't this year's version a bit different?

This year, one side is a common block while the other side is 4 independent terminals. The one shown on that link (and used in FIRST in 2004) has fuse holders which are all independent.

I believe Terminal Supply has this year's Maxi Block, listed as this part number: JEF-531D. While I could not find them on their website, I could order them over the phone at 800-989-9632. Mention that you are on a FIRST team and they will know what you want.

(I just now ordered this... hopefully, the correct part is delivered)

Andy B.