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Can somebody help me,I have to put a Crown TSP on an other brand (DAMBACH) wire guided turret truck,that is working with theoritical same frequence (6.25 kHz) and same power (200 mA)Is there something to modify on the TSP ?
Other problem:is there a derating by use of a "B"battery box in a "C"equiped TSP,knowing that this "B" battery has the requested minimal weight and allows a normal "B" TSP full nominal capacity ?
  • Posted 10 Jun 2005 00:34
  • By jepis
  • joined 9 Jun'05 - 2 messages
  • HAUT-RHIN, France

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