Didcha have to drill a hole one of the fuse's prong? Tryna figure out how you secure it to the mod. If yes, what size is it? :O
I might have to try it. The vdrop on my Reo is a little too much for my liking, which was one of the main reasons I ended up here. (Aside from nautilusfan's enabling of course)
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I can't find the thread. I think it was gone with the wind when the software changed? Anyway it was Pdib I think, and superx was there and forgot who else, but what I am sure of is that mundy came up with with these:
You cut its tail and you try to screw the spring screw in that hole. Anyway I will try to look for a better pic. Then you slide the leg of the fuse in
The one I currently showed you had the thing above break so I just place the fuse without securing it. It is secured by the battery. Heck, with it sanded now, just get a fuse, bend the legs and place it at the bottom and put the battery on top. Or put the battery then slide the fuse in. This is how the fuse is bent:
And this is the piece broken but still works. You don't need it since you sanded the base, I think I might go with that better even
And with battery
I'm using a 20A fuse. With these high rating batteries the fuse would blow before the battery

since i think they discharge a very big amount. I tried it, but don't take it from me since I don't care much about safety. If you are like me and you just want to complete the circuit put the biggest rated fuse you find since it will have the least resistance. The guys were putting 10A ones back in the day which at the limits will have big resistance.
These are the big fuses btw, not sure if small fuses work better or not at all.
SORRY FOR OT GUYS, HELPING A KIWI OUT
