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18-01-2006, 23:13
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Re: Bad Pwm cables
yes we have had that problem before.
sometimes a litlle bit of solder (or auder whatever the spelling is) where the crimps are supposed to be helps a bit where the wires dont make contact. but we have had dead wires before (non-connection-based)... and were too lazy to fix them so we make sure we order a lot of PWM cables. |
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