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does it make a difference?

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LAN_403

Fri Apr 08 2011, 02:04PM

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does one way or the other make a difference in operation/performance?

1302271470 3816 FT0 Schematic

Fri Apr 08 2011, 05:45PM

Registered Member #2578 Joined: Sun Dec 27 2009, 09:21PM
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I really dont think it would matter.

Fri Apr 08 2011, 06:20PM

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Those are electrically equivalent.

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