Guide to Fuse Replacement

[Nolan Kienitz]

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[tim5055]

Now that's funny!

As a kid I still remember folks talking about using a penny when you Edison base fuse blows[:-bigeyes

[Jim Katen]

I'm curious. Is anyone here young enough to not recognize the 130-amp fuse?

[Brandon Whitmore]

'm curious. Is anyone here young enough to not recognize the 130-amp fuse?

I think I know what it is, but don't know for sure.

[Trent Tarter]

I'm curious. Is anyone here young enough to not recognize the 130-amp fuse?

It's a pull tab, the way we used to open up a can of pop, I was to young to drink beer but I remember my Dad pulling them off.

[Erby]

Uhm, Trent, Spoiler.

He was asking if anybody was young enough to NOT know what it is, not what it was.

[Greg Booth]

..........I'm old enough to remember how we opened beer cans before we had 'em...........Greg

[Scottpat]

Does anyone remember when cans had no pull tabs and you had to use a "church key" to open them? How about the cans that had the two push buttons on top?

[kurt]

I remember how the damn things littered every beach.

[resqman]

stepped on a pop top, cut my heel, had to cruise on back home...

Jimmy Buffett

[Jerry Simon]

I'm curious. Is anyone here young enough to not recognize the 130-amp fuse?

Ain't that a spindle converter to play a 45 instead of a 33 & 1/3 ?

[Chad Fabry]

The display is missing one- small round fruit with the caption "unnamed currant"

[John Kogel]

Copper water pipe, 'universal'. []

[mjr6550]

I'm curious. Is anyone here young enough to not recognize the 130-amp fuse?

I'm old enough to know what it is, but I question the 130-amp rating.

[Marc]

My earliest recollection is the can opener on a string around the neck.

Marc

[resqman]

My earliest recollection is the can opener on a string around the neck.

Marc

The infamous "Church Key"

[Jack Davenport]

How many of you know that a copper penny has the ampere rating printed on it ?

[John Dirks Jr]

As a young kid I remember pulling on the tab to open a can and having it break off. It's one of my earliest memories of having to resort to tools in order to get what I wanted.

In later young years, I remember using the can opener on the bottom edge of beer cans. Then tilt head back, lift can up and pop the top for the forced gravity feed down the gullet.

[Jim Katen]

How many of you know that a copper penny has the ampere rating printed on it ?

Ok. I'll bite. (Even though I feel like I'm being set up.)

I did not know that a copper penny has the ampere rating printed on it, how is that, Jack?

[Jack Davenport]

How many of you know that a copper penny has the ampere rating printed on it ?

Ok. I'll bite. (Even though I feel like I'm being set up.)

I did not know that a copper penny has the ampere rating printed on it, how is that, Jack?

Not being set up in a bad way - just a fun way

the ampere rating of a copper penny is stamped above Lincolns head:

"In God We Trust"

[Jim Katen]

How many of you know that a copper penny has the ampere rating printed on it ?

Ok. I'll bite. (Even though I feel like I'm being set up.)

I did not know that a copper penny has the ampere rating printed on it, how is that, Jack?

Not being set up in a bad way - just a fun way

the ampere rating of a copper penny is stamped above Lincolns head:

"In God We Trust"

Now that's funny. Never heard that one before.

[Les]

Jack,

you win the "gotcha" prize this week! I never heard it either!