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12-13-2008, 10:42 AM

Ah that makes sense. It is a resistor after all. More voltage, more heat, more watts then. And not linear as it draws more amperage as volts goes up.

So you'd have to get to 20V before you burn out a 20A fuse, basically. Unless you have a short somewhere which is zero ohms resistance and 12V / 0 is a lot of Amperage, HAHA.

12-13-2008, 10:42 AM	#7
larsdennert Guest Posts: n/a	Ah that makes sense. It is a resistor after all. More voltage, more heat, more watts then. And not linear as it draws more amperage as volts goes up. So you'd have to get to 20V before you burn out a 20A fuse, basically. Unless you have a short somewhere which is zero ohms resistance and 12V / 0 is a lot of Amperage, HAHA.