Thread: Multiple SPIKES wired to same fuse
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Re: Multiple SPIKES wired to same fuse
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Originally Posted by Daniel Bathgate View Post
I know last year our chaining of all of the negatives from spikes controlling solenoids didn't fly with the inspectors.
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Originally Posted by Dad1279 View Post
Asked.

To add to the confusion, I am also named Al. So Rosiebotboss is correct either way....
Did your question include daisy chaining the grounds to spikes? I would also like to see that clarified.
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