chris25810
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And it doesn't belong in the F901 position of a GO7 chassis either. Tell me none of you guys are doing this.
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Sure it is! It's just higher amperage. - Barry
Hmmm! How many amps does it take to split the center of a paperclip fuse?
Hmmm! How many amps does it take to split the center of a paperclip fuse?
Dude! I have been selling those like wild fire on eBay.
Hmmm! How many amps does it take to split the center of a paperclip fuse?
my dad shoved a live 22 bullet into the fuse box on his ford bronco (We were camping and nothing else was around..)
Few years later the the fused popped.. Blew out the side of brass. Bullet was in 1 side of the holder and part of the brass in the other.
This myth was intended to prove or disprove the fact that a bullet used as a truck fuse could heat up enough to fire, and hit someone, as reported in an urban legend.
A fuse was removed from an old truck, and a bullet was used as a replacement. Buster was seated in the driver's seat, and the truck was started. Nothing happened. The mythbusters decided that there may have been a short in the truck's wiring, causing it to heat up too much. Still, the bullet did not fire. Once they re-wired the truck with heavier wire, and shorted it, the bullet successfully fired into Buster's leg. They then proceeded in firing it multiple more times - the bullet fired each time.
This myth was confirmed, but only under extreme circumstances. Your truck would have to be in horrible shape for this to happen.