Fuse (explosives)
Fuse (explosives) See fuse for the other meanings of the word. In an explosive device, a fuse (or fuze) is the part of the ... to function. In common usage, the word fuse is used indiscriminately, but when being ...
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Talk:Fuse (explosives)
Talk:Fuse (explosives) Hi - making a change for clarity. As ... moved to that title with this spelling (fuse) kept as a redirect? Lisiate 21:59, 8 Mar 2005 (UTC) Fuse vs. Fuze The article is currently rather ... distinction between the two spellings "fuze" and "fuse". It suggests that "fuze" is the ...
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Fuse
Fuse Look up Fuse in Wiktionary, the free dictionary The word fuse has several meanings: To fuse is to combine in a process of fusion. Fuse (electrical) — a device used in ...
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Talk:Fuse
Talk:Fuse Although this page has nothing yet about fuses/fuzes as used to detonate explosives, I want to check one thing before ... fuze is spelled "fuze" much more than "fuse", while electrical ones are more often "fuse"? And is this something that differs in ... 01 May 5, 2003 (UTC) yup. electrical fuse; bomb fuse (Br) fuze (Am). We ...
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Talk:Nuclear weapon/Archive 1
... mentioned above and EMP devices using nuclear explosives. To count these out is, imho, wrong ... eqaul to 1000 kilotons ^ 1/2 . Tim Fuse vs. fuze A sort of consensus had ... a device which sets off a bomb. "Fuse" is more ambiguous. The American military uses ... more information. It is a redirect to fuse (explosives) so that all possible definitions use ...
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Blasting cap
... are: non-electric caps, electric caps and fuse caps. They are used in commercial mining ... if accidentally dropped or mishandled. However, such explosives are hard to ignite intentionally as well ... and thus more reliable for detonating secondary explosives. Explosives commonly used in blasting caps include mercury ... blasting caps are sometimes not recognized as explosives, leading to injuries. Types of Blasting ...
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Talk:Keith Henson
... around the perimeter, and ran the primacord fuse up to a blasting cap on top ... Code of Canada, namely: 81(1) using explosives; 82(1) possession of explosives without lawful excuse 176(1) obstructing or ... court, child abuse (molestation), avoiding justice, using explosives, possession of explosives without lawful excuse, obstructing or violence ...
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Worms weapons and tools
... explosions. Grenade: The grenade can have a fuse setting of 1-5 seconds and can ... grenade. It also differs in that the fuse is fixed at a minimum of three ... remote control rather than with a timed fuse. Once thrown, the player can send a ... caught up in them. Drop-and-run Explosives These fused weapons are the simplest to ... The dynamite has a fixed five-second fuse time. Proximity Land Mine: Mines remain ...
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Exodus - Part 2 (Lost wiki)
... any further, Rousseau tells them that the explosives they are after are located in the ... and Locke emerge carrying a crate of explosives, Arzt sees his chance to prove it ... hatch. Locke and Kate will carry the explosives in their packs while Hurley and Jack ... can he possibly resist all this? The explosives team makes its way slowly and methodically ... Locke. Steady and confident, he leads the explosives team to the hatch. And Locke ...
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User talk:138.162.0.46
... Please Please stop changing the spelling of fuse! Deskana 13:34, 23 December 2005 (UTC) A fuze and fuse are different as indicated on Fuse (explosives). A fuse is used in fireworks. A fuze ...
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