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09-02-2004, 19:06
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Re: Where to Purchase Current Sensor KIT??
I gave our mentor the information for the current sensor board "To e-mail UPE and tell them that we need the current sensor board for the ACS750SCA-075 and that we are a FIRST Team"
They ended up sending him to some other website. To make a long story short we ended up with 8 current sensors and not 4 current sensors and 4 PCB. Does someone have the exact infomation for the PCB?? Like who you e-mailed?? Person you contacted?? Part Number for the Board?? Any other information that may help?? Or do your team have extras?? We are willing to do almost anything for them. I know the information on http://www.upe-inc.com What should we ask for?? |
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