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08-01-2003, 13:22
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Good Idea
[Here's how it works:
Depending on how many variations you need, you have some number of limit switches. One switch for two programs, two for four, and three for eight, etc. Depending on what program you want to run, you place little blocks in front of the appropriate switches, so that they are always stuck in either the on or off position. Alternatively, you could just have a small jumper block wired to the RC inputs to do the same thing. [/b][/quote]  Thank You - This is an excellent idea! 
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