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Old 07-13-2011, 08:56 PM
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Critical Safety Caps and special BUSS Fuses FOR SALE

In my stuff I have a very good assortment of critical safety caps. Email me with needs.

I also have a HUGE supply of BUSS fuses in oddball values and sizes ie; 1AG/5A, H/1 6/10A (has ears-push and turn) to name a few and many other odd amp ratings-many less than 1 amp such as 3/10 and so on. I have a few thousand on hand so email with needs. Some early TV's esp a CTC5 chassis used some odd fuses with ears. I have also others of larger values in odd sizes.

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Old 07-13-2011, 09:29 PM
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In my stuff I have a very good assortment of critical safety caps. Email me with needs.

I also have a HUGE supply of BUSS fuses in oddball values and sizes ie; 1AG/5A, H/1 6/10A (has ears-push and turn) to name a few and many other odd amp ratings-many less than 1 amp such as 3/10 and so on. I have a few thousand on hand so email with needs. Some early TV's esp a CTC5 chassis used some odd fuses with ears. I have also others of larger values in odd sizes.
The bayonet style fuses are either "N" (slo-blo) or "C" (fast acting) types - are you sure about the "H" ?

Also, shouldn't this be in the classifieds for more exposure?

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Old 07-14-2011, 06:38 AM
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[QUOTE=Findm-Keepm;3008917]The bayonet style fuses are either "N" (slo-blo) or "C" (fast acting) types - are you sure about the "H" ?

Also, shouldn't this be in the classifieds for more exposure?

I did say I had some oddballs and they are "H" and I have N and C also. I will move it to the classified.
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