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Re: 2004 Electrical Component Rule Rationale
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Originally Posted by Nick Fury
They are suggesting some places to buy parts. Then they tell you that you can't spend more than $300 total and more than $100 on any one part. I don't see what is so wrong with the rule personally. What exactly is the question you are posing?
If a component is not offered by one of those vendors, it is not allowed.
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