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    Yes you can take the back off but it has to be in a clean non metallic environment.
    Do not remove the rotor.

    What about using these potting boxes from Arceurotrade, clearance hole in the bottom for the leads, cable in from one side and soldered / heat shrinked joints inside and super glued on.

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    John S -

  2. #2
    nice one john :)

    ill have a cautious look later

    if i get a spring in my eye ill sue you for every hobnob youve got

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