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I mean it isn't technically wrong... Sometimes you need to know how much current is guaranteed to vaporize a bit of wire - for example if you are designing a f
by londons_explore 10mo ago
I mean it isn't technically wrong...
Sometimes you need to know how much current is guaranteed to vaporize a bit of wire - for example if you are designing a fusible link.
- duskwuff 10mo agoWhile this is true - it's the reason why fusing current was measured in the first place - it is not a reasonable way to answer a question asking for "max amps".
- QuercusMax 10mo agoshould have asked for the max safe amps