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Ground Stud
In the FIRST Power Distribution Diagram, there is a part labeled "Ground Stud" in box C8. We have no log of this in our inventory, and are in need of using it. Does any team have a picture of this or can explain to us what it looks like? Thank you very much for your time.
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