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    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    They are NC switches
    I know they are, but they're shown wired NO in the diagram...
    Unless Jim is planning on them only being activated when in the home position, then it's wrong.
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    Good catch on the BOB power. You really don't want to kill that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by m_c View Post
    I know they are, but they're shown wired NO in the diagram...
    Unless Jim is planning on them only being activated when in the home position, then it's wrong.
    Erm ye go on then I'll let you have it on technical merit. . . . . . But I think it's just that Jim found the first symbol of a switch to use and thats why he wrote NC so we'd know which switch type.?

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