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 Holy cow! Five years in FIRST and it only gets better!
Skyway has supplied wheels to FIRST for ten years.
Ten years ago Dean called Ken for wheels. Ken said yes.
Man, we love helping you guys and gals get good wheels. ;)
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24-04-2004, 18:53
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Re: remotely controlling 15 relays
Ben,
Questions? 1. One of fifteen relays at once? More than one at a time? 2. Cable requirements between controller and relay box? 3. What signals are you controlling with the relays? 4. What power supply do you have available? Is it separate power at both locations? More to follow later... |
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