See: ...and Jonathan, I expect you've had contact problems when testing a fuse with an Ohm-meter so you are reporting what was likely a testing anomaly as typical...sorry, I can't agree here...a fuse is either intact, and not blown, and capable of carrying current (IF properly connected at the conical ends) OR it is open (either having blown open by a current over its rating OR mechanical insult, or corrosion), but it will never show the opposite when tested with a meter, unless you have a connection issue during the measurement (that's a different issue
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Bill and Taylor sit at a diner, discussing how life is but a dream. They drink coffee and speak with nostalgic tones, musing over aging, wasted potential, and the decay of art and culture
Even the most ordinary act of pleasure might inadvertently break a taboo
Drinking plenty of water and staying active might help speed up the process a bit, but time is the most important factor
