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11-01-2013, 15:12

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Re: Jaguar vs Jaguar CAN vs Victor vs Talon. whats the difference?

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Wouldn't placing a resistor across the leads create a poor man's dynamometer?

If you want less load, then yes put a resistor (that can handle the current) across the leads, but if you want maximum load connect the leads together.

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