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06-01-2003, 00:15
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Not yet, but
I sure would be nice to see what this baby actually does also. Remeber last year, when the 60A breaker would handle around 200A for about a minute? I wonder what this one can take for about 2 minutes... I'm sure that it will be pushed.
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06-01-2003, 07:36
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Try here for automotive HI Amp products...
http://www.bussauto.com/ There is not a lot of info so I guess we are going to have to do some testing.... |
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06-01-2003, 13:20
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Al, you found the correct page, but if you dug deeper you would have found the pdf that has all the info we're looking for.
I don't have the part in front of me, but if it's the HI-AMP Circuit Breaker Series 180, then the following pdf is correct. http://www.bussauto.com/pdf/180.pdf Ben, Team 228 |
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06-01-2003, 14:02
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Ben,
You found the page I was referring to. When I did research on last year's breaker, the manufacturer had 6- 10 pages of test data and application hints compared to these two pages. |
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