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Fishyman
Hi
Can anyone confirm or disprove the need to identify the two sets of legs at a socket when extending in singles. I'm sure I remember something about having to ensure you extend the right legs? I think it's somehow done by putting each leg to earth and testing at the board and identifying them by their resistances. Leccy school was such a long time ago!
cheers
Can anyone confirm or disprove the need to identify the two sets of legs at a socket when extending in singles. I'm sure I remember something about having to ensure you extend the right legs? I think it's somehow done by putting each leg to earth and testing at the board and identifying them by their resistances. Leccy school was such a long time ago!
cheers