Need 10 Amp Fuses?

[mlucitt]

I found this link for WOPL Builders. I think this is a good price for Buss 10 Amp fuses, Made in the USA. I bought a box of 100 because $0.25 each is a pretty good price, I think.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/231303032358?hash=item35dabc2e26:g:zq4AAOSwxH1T5PcN

 

[FredR]

Half the price compared to Mouser.

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetai...ajgyLRAK3gurXLK7wbfMEDMfTnRgwdx0p3iusaiaIv4o=

For $25 more bucks than ebay, I'd probably go Mouser. No idea what the "automotive" bit is.

 

[8991XJ]

Wow, when did fuses get so expensive. That two bits a pop is a deal.
Glad I have piles and piles of many different sizes.

 

[Gepetto]

Wow, when did fuses get so expensive. That two bits a pop is a deal.
Glad I have piles and piles of many different sizes.

Time to make money on your collection

 

[mlucitt]

For $25 more bucks than ebay, I'd probably go Mouser. No idea what the "automotive" bit is.

I wondered too, thinking they might be 32V. I asked the seller and he said the fuses were stamped 250V. That's all I needed to know. I think it also might be a reference to the fact that AGC-10 was a common automotive fuse years ago. Now almost all vehicles use blade-type or ATC fuses.
Also, these are made in USA, which probably makes them New Old Stock (NOS).

 

[grapplesaw]

Half the price compared to Mouser.

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetai...ajgyLRAK3gurXLK7wbfMEDMfTnRgwdx0p3iusaiaIv4o=

For $25 more bucks than ebay, I'd probably go Mouser. No idea what the "automotive" bit is.

Automotive may indicate 32 volt rating. Normal ones are 250 volt.