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* You need an ANL fuse holder, e.g. from [https://www.steinair.com/product/anl-fuse-limiter-block/ Steinair] | * You need an ANL fuse holder, e.g. from [https://www.steinair.com/product/anl-fuse-limiter-block/ Steinair] | ||
** You will need 2 x MS24694-S56 AN3 flat head bolts to mount the fuse holder,e.g. pack of 25 from [https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/pnpages/MS24694-S56-25.php Spruce]. It commonly says the holes of the fuse holder are for M6 bolts but the countersunk area is 100 degrees, while M6 bolts have 90 degree flat heads, so flat head AN3 bolts are really what you need. | |||
* You need a fuse mostly equal to the rating of the alternator, but do check the alternator manal, i.e. | |||
** a 60A fuse for the very commonly used B&C LX60 alternator (instead of the PlanePower one coming with Vans FF kit), e.g. from [https://www.steinair.com/product/anl-60-amp-fuse-limiter/ Steinair] | |||
** a 40A fuse for the very commonly used B&C BC410-H standby alternator, e.g. from [https://www.steinair.com/product/anl-40amp-fuse-limiter/ Steinair] | |||