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19-02-2009, 00:50

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Re: Blown up electrical board

Note that that problem was solved by reseating the cRIO power wires, a poor connection here makes perfect sense for the symptoms described.

You would get ~24V with no load, but as soon as the cRIO is plugged in the voltage would plummet as current is pulled through the high impedance connection.

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