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10-02-2010, 18:57
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Re: What type of Solenoid Connectors are these?
ok cool thanks i get it... i think lol. appreciate the help. so what your saying is that reversed polarities won't burn a solenoid? thats suprising news. another question is where do they get plugged into? the sidecar? through a spike relay? or into the digital I/O? I'm a member from the R/C days of FRC. this is all kinda new to me
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