AZ BS Thread 4²0

I really like my Bussmann fuse box, has 10 fuses and 5 relays in it.

Here is how to build your own.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-build-and-install-a-bussmann-rtmr-fuse-relay-block.399454/

 

I've never really read that thread. Thanks!

Ahhh.. That makes sense with the negative terminal. Never thought of it like that.

And thanks. That's what I was thinking as well, just wanted to make sure.

 

I agree with the less connections method from @RPS1030 but we used the one with negative terminals because we had several things that are close enough to the fuse panel that it made sense to just ground to it. Ham radio, fridge, and inverter.

 

X2. Mine has no ground buss but it would be convenient for nearby electronics. My six circuit block is full so I'll likely upgrade to a 12 with ground.

 

Hello gentlemen. I'm planning to drive from LA to Tempe on Jan 12 or 13. I'll only be in town for a day before heading back to Cali. If you need any oversized or suspicious items transported, let me know.

I didn't see a TW express thread, so I'm posting here.

 

Thanks. We have a courier to and from SD usually. Typically only charges a PP touch.

 

For a six hour drive I'm going to require more than a touch.

 

Just upgraded my delivery truck too. I can get a lot of shit in the bed of that F150

 

I think you misunderstood, he does it to touch our PPs.

 

And people think Socal is full of queers.

 

Its not gay if you enjoy it.

 

According to this it's hella full
And the ones that we have in AZ came from California. Not that there is anything wrong with that.

 

Agreed. Not sure this guy feels the same.

 

Naaa he's just chiming in. I have read several of his post in the past and he's got a twisted sense of humor like the rest of us.

 

My truck is official again!

 

What I was planning to say was already hit on. So, having a negative terminal is great when adding radios and other sensitive equipment. I like having the extra terminals as I dont like making extra holes or trying to fit under an existing screw. Here is where my CDO kicks in and I like tagging both sides so I know what goes where if I need to isolate anything. Years of trouble shooting has taught me this working in PLC cabinets with thousands of wire all the same color.

 

Is that from @Daria ?

 

Yes, @Daria is the bomb!