Running radio directly from battery.

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I swapped my battery a couple of weeks ago with a brand new one, so I have the old one sitting in the garage.

My radio has died and I was thinking about trying to fix it. Would I be able to run it directly off the battery in the garage to test it or would it go bang?

Thanks.
 
no look at back of stereo-many have it in back.
No do not use domestic 3 amp fuse
 
a fuse is a fuse ,hrc,quick blow, anti-surge etc all designed for different applications different load carrying capacity, different rupture time ye
 
mystery said:
a fuse is a fuse ,hrc,quick blow, anti-surge etc all designed for different applications different load carrying capacity, different rupture time ye
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All true but any fuse is better than no fuse. some radios can be damaged if operated without speakers and the fuse may need to be more than 3 amp:D
 
Radio has a fuse in the back, so does this mean it's okay to wire directly to the battery?

Thanks a lot.
 
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