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Re: no lighted switches...
Posted by Matt Leese at 1/17/2001 10:37 PM EST
Other on team #73, Tigerbolt, from Edison Technical HS and Alstom & Rochester Institute of Technology. In Reply to: Re: no lighted switches... Posted by Brian on 1/17/2001 10:07 PM EST: And satisfaction brought it back. But seriously, I believe they don't allow lighted switches because of the way power is fed from the Operator Interface. First of all, if the power draw is too great then the OI might assume that the switch is tripped when it's not. The other reasoning would be that they don't allow other lights so why would they allow lights on switches. ![]() Matt |
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