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Old 03-14-2009, 07:09 PM
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Hate to say it, predictable as it is, but I'm totally NOT following the "X" description.
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Hi Bob,

See the post right before yours...that's how we'd do it. The two jumpers are mated together in a virtual "x". No hassling with multiple wires into a single pin, etc and no mess.

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It looks like there are 2 wires going into 1 butt splice on the one end. Is this correct?
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