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help on electrical circuit. 140-160

posted by  Niel on  Wed Dec 22 07:41 CST 2004
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Sorry for the delay. Great to see there is some need for me on the forum... Easiest is a normally closed, second relay. There are always other ways as well which usually involves only 1 relay and a few diodes, but can't think right now. Have to finish lots of work while the other engineers are still here (I'm not taking leave this year).

Have fun...






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