Check fuses with your cell phone…

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Buddy showed me this and I thought I would share. I had no idea that you could do this. Anyway to see if the fuse works set it on one of your apps on your cell phones screen…then touch the end of the fuse. If it is a good fuse it will open the app….just like touching it with your finger…
 
JackBootedThug said:
Buddy showed me this and I thought I would share. I had no idea that you could do this. Anyway to see if the fuse works set it on one of your apps on your cell phones screen…then touch the end of the fuse. If it is a good fuse it will open the app….just like touching it with your finger…
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Killer lifehack man!
 
JackBootedThug said:
Buddy showed me this and I thought I would share. I had no idea that you could do this. Anyway to see if the fuse works set it on one of your apps on your cell phones screen…then touch the end of the fuse. If it is a good fuse it will open the app….just like touching it with your finger…
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Now THIS is a cool life hack! Thanks for sharing
 
If you're breaking out electronics just to check your fuses, why not just test it with a multimeter? However, I could see this being a good way to test if you're going to look at an amp somewhere and quickly ruling out a fuse in a no-power situation.
 
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Neat idea. A could weeks ago I swapped out the EL34 tubes in my Diezel Hagen for KT77’s. Because I didn’t wear my glasses and it was blurry I pushed one of the tubes in wrong, broke off the plastic guide. Turned on the amp and powered down immediately. Freaked me out, scared the shit out of me.

It only blew the fuse in the power connector. Luckily Diezel ships with an extra fuse in the little container. But I popped and checked every fuse in it. I used a multimeter but this would have been probably been faster.
 
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