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08-01-2003, 22:35
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Speed controllers don't count as electronics. They count as speed controllers. Ditto on relays.
"Electronics" refers to things like WildStang's StangSense, the previously mention 555 timer, or other electronic goodies you come up with. This would include additional sensors, microcontrollers, etc. |
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