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15-01-2005, 01:34
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Re: extra connector on breaker panel
Does anyone, or has anyone, seen a way to detect the current with the new panel? Such as what the robot is drawing at the time. I have a 600 amp shunt which I had a thought about interfacing with the bot and watching the readings even if its just for testing.
-Mike |
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