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20-02-22, 03:40
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Bruce and Chris.
Thank you both for the comments. You have confirmed I am on the right track. I have found with this project that there are not nearly enough opportunities so far to actually work with the various equations and formula used with electronics work. The gaps between usage are so great I forget a lot of the details and then spend a lot of time having to refresh my mind on how they all work. Your assistance is much appreciated. So far, my calculations suggest I am going to be dealing with about 4+ Watts, testing the dynamotors, and the one rule I am going to be focusing real hard on when the time comes, is 'Keep my left hand on my lap at all times!' . David 
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