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Electrical

July 10, 2004

I also finished up some of the wiring for the audio panel (aux input jack), and the buttons for the AOA pro. These all required soldering, which I wasn’t to happy about, but not a lot of choice really. I made sure we had plenty of strain relief. Last thing I want to be doing is crawling under here trying to fix these suckers.

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