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  1. - 12th September 2009, 10:16 #2
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    Talking Is it a joke ???

    Hi, Cooter

    Looks an industrial project, no ???

    BUT ... do you REALLY think someone will understand what is happening here ???

    just provide us a nice scheme ... WITH you SSR, if possible !

    BTW ... you should have a closer look at your SSR Datasheet ... but, it's just an idea ...

    Alain
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