The following websites are also excellent sources for electronic parts
and stuff for aircraft homebuilders. Product catalogs are online
(.pdf format) and no charge book form.
http://www.digikey.com Example listing: Littlefuse 299
Series--Maxi-Fuses are UL Standard for Automotive Blade Type, are SAE
J1284, and voltage rating is 32V. These are available in 20 to 60 amp
sizes. Littlefuse offers three types of mounting hardware: fuseblocks
with built-in mounting bracket, moulded in-line fuseholder with
protective cover and 6 inch (152.40mm) in-out leads, and snap-in panel
mount with 4 inch (101.60mm) in-out leads.
http://www.mouser.com
Hope this helps.
Jim Stoutemyer
Roger Mills wrote:
>
> I found suitable blade type in - line fuseholders in the Radiospares
> catalog capable of carrying 30A, using car type blade 30A fuses - which are
> acceptable. Perhaps an auto spares factor might supply a suitable car type
> fuse holder since many cars have high capacity fuses. Bob Nuckols web site
> (http://www.aeroelectric.com/) also offers good fuseholders. I used
> Hyperbright red LEDs behind red diffusing lenses - which are just as good
> as 3w bulbs and less likely to fail.
> Roger Mills
> C/N 141
>
> ----------
> > From: Javier Barhona <jbarahona@carrotnet.com>
> > Subject: Finding electrical items
> > Date: 19 March 1999 06:45
> >
> > I have difficulties in finding these electrical items:
> >
> > - Slow blown 30 Amps fuse and in line fuse holder for 30 Amps
> > - 3 w, 12V lamp and red lamp holder
> >
> > Knows anybody about any international supplier were to buy these items?
> >
> > Thanks everybody
> >
> > Javier Barahona
> >
> > Builder 187
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