Looking for source for wire and fuses

[Tom McCulloch]

Hi gang,

  I'm looking for an online source for those automobile fuses which are used
in the RigRunner power distributors. While I'm at it I'd like to order some
"zip-cord" wire in various gauges and colors.  Does anyone have a good
online source for these?

Thanks for your help,
Tom
WB2QDG

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Daddy, why do they call it the "World Series" if its always played in the
Bronx?


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[Ken Allen-2]

Hi Tom,

Try www.powerwerx.com or www.westmountainradio.com.
They both have the fuses and the wire.

Ken
KB8KE
K2#5534

--- Tom McCulloch <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi gang,
>
>   I'm looking for an online source for those
> automobile fuses which are used
> in the RigRunner power distributors. While I'm at it
> I'd like to order some
> "zip-cord" wire in various gauges and colors.  Does
> anyone have a good
> online source for these?
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Tom
> WB2QDG
>
>

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> Daddy, why do they call it the "World Series" if its
> always played in the
> Bronx?
>
>
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[John Lonigro]

Tom:
I don't know about the fuses, but www.dcpwr.com has a good selection of
zip-cord wire.  They also sell powerpole parts.  No affiliation, but I
have placed an order with them and was very happy with their response.  
Obviously, you can get the fuses locally from any number of automotive
supply houses.

73's,

John AA0VE

Tom McCulloch wrote:

> Hi gang,
>
>  I'm looking for an online source for those automobile fuses which are
> used in the RigRunner power distributors. While I'm at it I'd like to
> order some "zip-cord" wire in various gauges and colors.  Does anyone
> have a good online source for these?
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Tom
> WB2QDG
>

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[zeke7237]

Check your local car audio shop .. they'll have both, and you get
instant gratification :)

de w1rt/john

On 10/2/06, Tom McCulloch <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi gang,
>
>   I'm looking for an online source for those automobile fuses which are used
> in the RigRunner power distributors. While I'm at it I'd like to order some
> "zip-cord" wire in various gauges and colors.  Does anyone have a good
> online source for these?
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Tom
> WB2QDG
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Daddy, why do they call it the "World Series" if its always played in the
> Bronx?
>
>
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[Ron D'Eau Claire-2]

Be careful of "automotive" fuse holders. I had one rated for 20 amps
actually soften, deform and finally produce an intermittent connection at
less than 15 amps average!

Like anything else, the quality varies widely depending upon price and
supplier.

Ron AC7AC

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