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27-01-2007, 22:54
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Re: pic: Team 1701 Electronics Board
Nice job! Very clean. One thing though, you need to hook up both maxi circuit breaker panels to the power distribution block separately.
<R57> All circuit breaker distribution panels must be connected directly to the power distribution block. No intermediate connections are permitted. Other than that it looks great. Matthew 
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