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30-01-2009, 10:36
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Re: Common Ground for DSC
Conceptually, if you take a digital multimeter and check between the ground pins and discover no resistance, then they are shorted together on the PCB the same way the Driver Station is. However, each individual pin is limited to a certain current, and will fail if subjected to too much.
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