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22-02-2009, 21:40
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Re: Is this allowed? -- DSC directly on 9403
Well, it's done. We lost 10lbs 2oz with the mods, and only 2 unused cRio modules and 1 digital sidecar were dropped. We'll lose a bit more by changing that DB37 cable. I'll have our controls guys re-check it tomorrow for legality, etc.
Now if only *I* could lose 10 lbs in 8 hrs too...  Cheers, -Neil. |
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