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http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-Raychem/MINISMDC260F-16-2/?qs=k1OHqHwubKfnLivJ0Ae6uA== Is this ok? I would have to run them in parallel but 50 mOhms with 5 amps trip sounds good to me, i think. 2 of these in parallel would be 25 mOhms correct? But the hold current seems kind of low, even if i ran 2 parallel on each wire:/
Hm, so what would the ideal mOhms rating be for each battery in a perfect scenario?
The minimum hold for the 5A fuses are 25 mOhms, and the not so good resistance is the max- 48 mOhms. What would cause the fuse to go to that max resistance? And how would it affect everything else?
I wont be pushing the DNA to its max, this is more about the knowledge and understanding of what would/ could happen if i used the 5 amp on each battery, running 30w @ .5 ohm atty resistance. The only thing that i'm confused about is why would the 5 amp fuses (equalling 10A) trip at 7.7A (30watts @ .5ohms) (just a scenario). Sorry, i'm just trying to get a better understanding for this instead of just following a set of instructions, i want to learn about this stuff!