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40 amps a must?
Sorry its our team's first time posting, but we've been keeping up on all thats been going on here. Anyway, we're dangerously overweight and looking to shed any pounds in any way possible. So do we have to use the board with the 40 amp fuses for the drill motors, or could we just stick with the 30 amps which have been running fine for us?
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