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22-01-2007, 23:45
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Re: pic: IFI Charger Parts Layout
Did you do that in EAGLE?
That's a very nice looking board, perhaps FIRST should include it in the kit, along with disable dongles (unless I missed something teams still need to procure their own dongle, which I find silly since it's an integral part to safely/effectively testing the $1500 control system....) Is this design at all different from previous ones from IFI? 
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