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14-05-2012, 17:52

CalTran

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Re: pic: 1538's Practice Electronics Board

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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

I'm also curious why the PDB isn't rotated 180 degrees so the power wires to the Victors and the Spikes don't cross each other

I was curious about that too. We've learned over the years we have vastly fewer problems when we keep the crosses strictly perpendicular rather than running them parallel and wrapped up in a bundle.

Apart from that, it looks absolutely beautiful. I approve.

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