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I used three of these from Steinair and used almost every one. Everything electrical has its own terminal/fuse. Nothing is tied together.
http://steinair.com/storedetail.cfm?productid=217 |
Here is what I did in my 3rd panel redo on my -6a. (22 fuses used+ some spares)
![]() version 1.0 had the 10-fuse block on the sub panel. But this was moved to the new location in version 2.0 for easier access and to make room for the EFIS. I have a terminal strip on the sub panel with the screw type attachment as shown by wjb. But I hate dropping the screws so I won't repeat this mistake in the -10. I like the location. By my left knee. I like that they are auto fuses and fast on connectors. I like the low profile of this block. But it just does not look clean like I want. This is why I am looking into the Eaton/Cooper fuse blocks. They can hide all the wires behind the fuse block. Well, off to continue the electrical layout. :) |
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Too late for me to change, but I think it work work better than the totally open holders - ![]() |
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