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20-11-2009, 15:06
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Re: How do you run the pneumatics through the CRio w/o using the Jaguars and the Spik
Like Mark said, you will be able to run the solenoids through the breakout. However, there's nearly no way to get around the spike that you need to run the compressor.
(Sorry if the solenoid answer was all you needed, but your question wasn't very specific) |
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