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Re: Voltage on Frame

Thanks for the ideas I'll need to make a list of things to check when I get to the regional. What's weird though is that this voltage was still there with all the fuses out. So the RC and the speed controllers would not have had power. It looks like it is going through a ground wire somewhere, possibly a motor. Any thoughts on this one?
 


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