it has been claimed that the Jaycar MP- 3080 variac has the front panel fuse wired in the AC input to the unit instead of the output circuit.
Can anyone confirm this ?
..... Phil
it has been claimed that the Jaycar MP- 3080 variac has the front panel fuse wired in the AC input to the unit instead of the output circuit.
Can anyone confirm this ?
..... Phil
The simple absence of an output amperage rating proves it.
" Now supplied with slow blow fuses for extra reliablity " !!!!!!
Report to your authorities.
Graham
"Eeyore" = Pooh Bear = Poopie = Graham Stevenson = Pommy Ratbag
YOU are a disgrace, a monstrous charlatan and fake, an insufferable egomaniac and pox on the face of the planet.
You spread your PIG IGNORANCE about with every post impeding the flow of real information.
Get off usenet and stay off.
YOU are just another usenet CRIMINAL.
..... Phil
We dont have a Jaycar unit and it does not have a fuse, but we know when we are pulling too many amps.. It Buzzes... Really loud..
lol
I think if someone needs a fuse, then maybe they should not be using one?
Even Jaycars little comment "- Now supplied with slow blow fuses for extra reliablity ." (or is that reliability) is just a little hint at this...
Allan techs Rule..:>
"Allan"
** An audible " trouble pending " alarm - if ever I heard one.** Fuses offer invaluable, silent, ever vigilant, maintenance free, reliable & cheap protection.
Hard to dislike that.
** I reckon that comment in the catalogue is a BIG hint they have had lotsa trouble with the damn thing - but still have not the tiniest clue what the maker's blunder is.BTW
The exact same unit is sold by WES and by at least one firm in NZ.
...... Phil
Indeed.
Beaten only by CBs.
Graham
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