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24-06-2002, 00:58
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can anybody help me?
Posted by bill whitley at 2/17/2001 7:36 AM EST
Student on team #70, Auto City Bandits, from Powers Catholic High School and Kettering University. In Reply to: is this legal? Posted by bill whitley on 2/16/2001 7:38 PM EST: : Is this legal? It will split from the distrobution panel to 2 spikes, one for a solenoid and one for the light. : I made it by putting two of the 16AWG wires in the grey encased wire into a push on connector thingy. : (yea yea technical terms. but we argued over bar lock or cable tie for like a month) : Bill : Team #70 Our team can't decide if this is legal, or if we have to install another distrobution panel, solely for the spinny light (since we filled the first one). Please help! |
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