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14-02-2002, 22:42
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What team #311 has done in the past is to just solder the diodes in line with the positive and negative wires between the relay and the solenoid. We then cover it all up nice and neat with heat shrink and tie it back into the wire bundle. If you can get the type of heat shrnk that hardens when it cools that will help to add reinforcement and protect the diode from breaking. Just don't forget to watch the polarity when you solder them in.
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