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Old 07-04-2010, 08:05 PM   #1
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Anyone had a faulty one yet? seems i do, resistance still reads correct, but 1 terminal struggles to make 5000volts, all the rest are fine.

Its not that surprising though, they were original fitted to my AU, which i wrapped around a tree, then a mate put them on his AU, and he wrapped it around a tree, now there on my ED which i put my AU engine in and one's lead outuput has gone faulty.

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