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27-03-2008, 21:56
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Re: Cim breakers tripping?
[quote= Would adding another victor to each wheel remedy this situation? [/QUOTE]
Each motor should only be powered by one victor, period. You can't add another one per the rules and adding one in the circuit would most likely not fix your problem. Make sure that the fans are running on the victors because they can and will over heat with extended use. The fact that it is happening at the end of the match rules out a short unless it is just bad luck... |
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