Quick fuse question

Anger issues coupled with a lack of knowledge. Charming.

Fuses of the same current rating can vary 5x or more from the lowest resistance to highest resistance at the same operating current.

Perhaps someone without anger issues and potty mouth would like to answer my questions.

Like I said no idea. 

Like I said no idea

LOL I got a great idea. With my little experiment, I proved to myself that the fuse circuit inside a lot of older amps in particular, really limited the amps ability to work propper.. I NEVER had a failure that took out an amp because of a fuse, being moved. I have seen time reset fuses burn equipment to the ground though.. Usually and oil leak, dirty dusty lent and a fuse resetting. You do have to be carefull.

Stereo equipment may seem expensive, when it takes a dump... But there are a lot worse, equipment failures, than stereo gear.

A lot of the new equipment 1/5 the cost of making the things work is digital/analog. 250,000-2.5 million burn to the ground.. FUSES, big dollar fuses..... not run of the mill fuses. Like my buddy George... THINKS..

The world is a LOT bigger than stereo gear, George... Where do you think the ideas for super duper fuses came from....Silly fella...Stereo gear? Not even close....

It came from a need like being in space, or in a tunnel full of coal dust, medical equipment or because something else other than STEREO gear.

Funny guy George.... See no name calling.. just a funny guy...

Regards...

I can't say I am a proponent of fuses but those were rants most definitely. Reading a certain incensed persons interesting and quite wrong views on a number of topics I don't think they should be calling others technical Luddites.


Let's start with that whole AC argument about fuses. That is a factually wrong and circular argument. Fuses are not directional because their transfer function is independent of current direction unlike say a diode. Of course those promoting fuse direction usually without knowing it are claiming that the transfer function is dependent on current direction hence the whole circular and wrong argument of "it's AC". Luddite is all relative to me someone who uses this argumemt is a Luddite. Think diode and try that argument again.