My astronomy project:
Building a battery box and an astro server

Content:

1. Astroserver and powerbox, ver 1.0
   1. Introduction to battery box and astroserver
   2. Fuse box and fuses
   3. Box and charging
   4. Overview computer and accessories
   5. USB 5 volt external power
   6. Motor focus power
   7. Get rid of messy cables
   8. Cleaning up installation
   9. First outdoor test
   10. Replacing USB-Hub
   11. USB-Hub and focus driver holder
2. Astroserver and powerbox, ver 2.0
3. Balcony outdoor outlets
4. Lithium Battery power

Note:
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Page I.2: Fuse box and fuses

Now, even the fuse terminal is in place:

This I found at the auto parts store. A robust thing that seems to be able to cope with some rough treatment, little clumsy maybe. I chosen knife fuses that are used in cars as it provides good contact with less risk of glitches. Should a fuse brake, and you forgot to bring spare fuses there are always someone in the car one can take.

• Fuse 1: 7.5 Amp, Computer, Charging
• Fuse 2: 5 Amp, EQ6
• Fuse 3: 5 Amp, Camera, Focus Motor
• Fuse 4: Reserve for additional accessories

Best to add, if used to charge while using the equipment then must charge current have separate fuse, otherwise unpleasant things could happen!

Now it's just a box missing, has been looking but have not found anyone suitable. Shall maybe build one myself if I can't find one in a proper size.