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19-10-2010, 08:01 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rossco

YES! But tread carefully, set your peak boost for .25 under what you want BEFORE you play with the duty cycle % (in case you overshoot your target).

This will allow the PFC to boost cut before things get out of hand.

I can help you if you need me to.

alright cool

i will have a play around tomorrow and if i cant get it working i will get back to you

thanks!

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