08-25-2019, 08:28 AM
Well i hope you did not throw the "broken" fuse away.
Did a quick search on the web for fuses with buildt-in led indicators but came up empty ( Csory are you listening? )
So i panicked and realized i had no way to test fuses or anything electrical on the roadside...............
But i did have an unused little "electron counter", so i soldered a little probe on one side and a blue negative lead on the ground side, taped it up and;
It indicates everything between 4,5 and 24 volts, i'm ready now, so two good things happened today
Did a quick search on the web for fuses with buildt-in led indicators but came up empty ( Csory are you listening? )
So i panicked and realized i had no way to test fuses or anything electrical on the roadside...............
But i did have an unused little "electron counter", so i soldered a little probe on one side and a blue negative lead on the ground side, taped it up and;
It indicates everything between 4,5 and 24 volts, i'm ready now, so two good things happened today
