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20-01-2008, 18:49
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Re: PWM Cables - Locking disconnects?
What exactly are you asking? Like how can you attach the cables to your GTSs (gear tooth sensors) and have them removable? If this is what you're asking, I would stick the male end of a pwm cable through the GTS, cut off the excess, bend the terminals to make it easier to solder, solder them, and then you have a regular PWM connection that is removable because the female end can easily be plugged in and unplugged.
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