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Re: Would This work? wiring pwm question

I will go with Jason's interpretation above as the correct read on the rules. Although electrically there should be no reason you can't do this, mixing common wiring in small diameter cable tends to have noise introduced by the common signals traveling through the same wire. It is unlikely that any real misfire would occur, it is just not common practice.
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