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13-01-2005, 00:40
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Victor 884
Not to sound whinny but the V 884 has no marking for m+ m- and or gnd and 12 V however we got that figured out. I was trying to put a PWM cable in the vector and i noticed it has a couple of notches, which can be clipped off, however i rather not do that just yet. Please can anyone tell me y these victores look rushed at the last moment
 . N e ways the real question is that did you guys clip the notches of or not? |
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