42-355 field coil gets very warm

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42-355 field coil gets very warm

Ron Ramirez
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07-04-2008, 06:57 PM

etech Wrote:Now, if I could only get spell checker on these pages, lol! Maybe I should compose my reply in Microsoft Word and then paste them into these pages.

It is my understanding that a lot of the guys over on that quirky little alternative forum do just that when they compose their messages.

For me, it isn't an issue because I use Firefox, which catches misspelled words by underlining them in red.

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