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Quoted from holminone:Thanks fellas. Done. Do you think there is any value in connecting heavier gauge wire to interface in the molex on the female side, and then connect off board to the light gauge GI wire? I don’t want to keep dealing with heat and burnt connectors on the board.
I'd recommend LED and an OCD board. Lots less current draw and the OCD board makes the lamps behave like incandescent.
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