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I'm wondering if anyone is using a 90 ohm sending unit with a stock 30 ohm gauge? Does anyone make a box or board to do the conversion? Would a couple of resistors from Radio Shack do the trick?

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If you have 90 ohm,s you cannot reduce it so you need to get correct sender...doc


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