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Which one is the Cig lighter fuse?

Originally Posted by Cell So far, I have tried the Cigar Lighter 15A fuse and that worked perfectly fine for a ignition source. Both the DEFI and boost controller turned

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Old 09-05-2013, 10:35 AM   #9 (permalink)
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So far, I have tried the Cigar Lighter 15A fuse and that worked perfectly fine for a ignition source. Both the DEFI and boost controller turned on with no problems.
you're welcome.

and that's called switched power.

"ignition source" sounds more like flame or explosive related source.
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