New rules for SQ ??
If you are talking IASCA here is the rule
[ May 27, 2004, 06:14 PM: Message edited by: MDXMan ]
ALL electronics throughout the installation must be individually fused with appropriate value fuses. Chassis-mounted fuses on electronic equipment satisfy this requirement. Competitors must present photographs of (or physical access to) fuses for in-dash equipment. All fuses (except for source units and processor units mounted in the dash of the vehicle) must be readily accessible within 30 seconds and be able to be replaced within the five minute breakdown period. A judge may request that this be demonstrated and will not award points if it cannot be done. Custom-motorized installation elecments must be individually fused, unless two or more motors are used to operate the same drawer or rack, in which case a single fuse for multiple motors is acceptable. Multiple lighting elements may be fused by a single fuse with no deductions
Thanks for the answers , in essence nothing special about the rules, just a matter of making repairs accessible to the owner from what I see.
Why do people get in a tizzy every time there's some change to the rules ? tsk tsk..
Good to see you too Dukk, I'll be emailing you this weekend.
I'm back at Speaker City.
Why do people get in a tizzy every time there's some change to the rules ? tsk tsk..
Good to see you too Dukk, I'll be emailing you this weekend.
I'm back at Speaker City.
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