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Little stuff, like one spare fuse of one value as opposed to 3 of 3
values, [...]

Hey, that one fuse was probably one of those handy "Universal Replacement"
fuses. They look like regular fuses but they come in a box stamped "30"
(usually) or "35" or "40" (not as common). If that 5 A fuse keeps
blowing, just put a Universal Replacement in and it won't blow! In
stubborn cases, two Universal Replacement fuses can be used in parallel.
In _really_ stubborn cases, a suitable length of "Daerhtlla 02-4/1" from
Builders Square Aerospace will do the job for sure.

Matt Roberds

You're not far off the mark; there is supposed to be 3 each of 5, 10, and
15 Amps. There was one 15.

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Jim Pennino

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