Leesparkykent
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Leesparkykent
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Lee, could you.....
What a brilliant yet simple idea. And the outgoing terminals side by side rather than the neutral tucked away at the back and fiddly to access in a 'busy' board.
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Do you mean Dave from SBS?
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