hello all, i had a taste of of blown fuses myself! from my experience it happened when playing with laptop guys, specifically when they plug they're tranformer to the same power strip, normally there's a a visible short circuit that my suitcases don't like at all! it happened a couple times in live situations with crowded stages... my 5 cents best _ag On Mar 21, 2007, at 4:24 PM, <hardware@doepfer.de> wrote: > > I'm running the 240V PSU2 which specifies a 250mA slow blow fuse and > I > > know Dieter has mentioned that 300mA or maybe even 400mA would be OK > > to use however I'm having trouble locating slow blow fuses in such > low > > current ratings, the lowest I can find here is 500mA. I know that > this > > is twice the specified current rating but would these be considered > OK > > to use given that in the case of a short to ground they will still > blow? > > > > Cheers, > > Adam-V. > > Even 500 mA will be OK as the fuse will blow in case of a short > circuit in > the mains section (that's the main reason for the fuse). I think we > will > increase the fuse value once more though we never had a blown fuse in > the > company or during exhibitions, work shops or similar. But of course we > cannot ignore the repetitive reports about blown fuses. Maybe the > mains in > Germany behaves a bit different compared to other companies (e.g. > slightly > different voltages or transients - I don't know). > > Best wishes > Dieter Doepfer > >
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Re: **SL-JUNK** AW: [Doepfer_a100] Fuses, Fuses, Fuses
2007-03-21 by andre goncalves
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