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Old June 6th 05, 03:58 PM
Mark S. Holden
 
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Lucky wrote:


By the way, do these fuse holders have a polarity where they need to be
soldered in line properly?
No of course not since you can put the fuse in the holder in either way or
direction. Just figured I ask. I mean if you're not 100% sure but are 99
9/10% sure, why not close the gap on that 1/10th and ask eh?

Lucky


Not that it matters much, but I generally put the longer side of the fuse holder
on the side that goes to the power supply because you're less likely to have the
contact for the fuse touch something it shouldn't when it's unhooked for
changing.
 
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