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02-02-2014, 00:50
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Re: PWM Signal
With this fix, you're using 2 slots anyway, so why don't you just use a y-cable and a normal PWM for each side? As mentioned above, I can't see one port failing and not the other, although I'm sure its possible; just not likely enough really to worry about.
That is, If you don't just want to run the three PWMs off one port, which probably would work just fine, as discussed above. Last edited by tStano : 02-02-2014 at 00:54. Reason: Added bit about one failing and not the other. |
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