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Re: Adding a fuse panel Question [Re: nlexpcoa] #676883 12/14/05 02:54 AM

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Go to a stereo shop that specializes in those annoying boomer stereos (there is more to music then bass). <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> They have some big fuses/breakers. You really do not need 160 amp; 80-100 would be fine

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Adding a fuse panel Question	nlexpcoa	12/14/05 02:23 AM
Re: Adding a fuse panel Question	OOP'S	12/14/05 02:54 AM
Re: Adding a fuse panel Question	Snowtoy	12/15/05 09:49 AM
Re: Adding a fuse panel Question	Dandeman	12/15/05 04:10 PM
Re: Adding a fuse panel Question	4Crawler	12/15/05 06:31 PM
Re: Adding a fuse panel Question	dcg9381	12/16/05 10:35 PM

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