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Old 07-12-2025, 02:57 PM
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Some TC have a special calibration resistor needs to be the right one


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Yes you are right. The TC Actuator motor is paired with that resistor. In my case the TC Actuator motor already came with the correct resistor.


We are talking about the same resistor that is screwed on to the TC Actuator motor?


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