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As you are located in the US and just to confirm that you are aware of the difference between British and American fuse ratings. US fuses of a given rating (ie 30 amp) will carry much more current than a British fuse of the same rating. " The US system rates the fuse based on the continuous load it can handle for a specified period of time w/o blowing, whilst the British system expresses the load at which the fuse will immediately blow." http://www.mgtoronto.com/pdf/Tech/fuses.pdf
Tom Morris
1972 Plus 8
1932 Super Sport "Beetleback"
1961 Morris Minor Tourer
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