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Default update on Servo Products drive on BP

A few weeks ago I posted about my drive for the "X" axis on my BP that
died. I ended up only replacing the circuit board for $107 and the boot
on the full speed switch for $6. The motor had no smell so I started
with just the board. The upgrade board is for a model 150 from my model
100. It works much smoother with finer speed control. This unit is
just a much better unit than the imports! I win!
 
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