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04-02-2009 4:29pm

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Stevie Dakota

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#2 04-02-2009 6:29pm
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Stevie Dakota wrote: »

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????:D

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#3 04-02-2009 8:16pm
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Sorry ! cant help ya with this one!!!

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#4 04-02-2009 9:31pm
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Yes go with 3x2 better job ???????

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#5 05-02-2009 11:35pm
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Carpenter wrote: »

Yes go with 3x2 better job ???????

I don't agree.
I think if you use the blue one it will make the whole thing move more smoothly.

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#6 06-02-2009 8:57am
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I think it's the wrong voltage

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#7 06-02-2009 11:09am
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Yes if you use a plastic parting rail on the up-right it will help the voltage to flow against the grain.

Then hold both ends and throw some distilled water on one of the ends.

That will get you fixed.

Glad to be of help

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