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  1. - 13th May 2016, 14:32 #1
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    How about to look datasheet for your pic, and manual for PBP?
    You may find nice little surprise inside.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pedja089 View Post
    How about to look datasheet for your pic, and manual for PBP?
    You may find nice little surprise inside.
    I'm reading my brains out - dont kid yourself...I'm asking to save time...I'm scrambling - if you read my posts I'm offering cash for advice..
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