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Re: 20 amp fuses for Spikes

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Originally posted by Andrew Schuetze
Are the 20 amp fuses for the spike relays the same type/quality as which can be found in an automotive parts store? I had some students blow 4 or more while experimenting on last year's robot. I know that they are available via Innovation First but autozone is closer and I don't need a Purchase order.
The "20 amp fuses" are really self resetting circuit breakers. As soon as they cool off (in seconds) they reset and your robot starts moving again.

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