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July 14th 03, 06:38 PM
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On 14-Jul-2003, "Jon Woellhaf" wrote: Why do you think leaving it off most of the time will extend its life? Seems to me that the two wear items in the electric AI are the brushes in the DC motor and the gyro bearings. Also seems logical to me that both will wear a lot less when not turning. As noted in previous post, this strategy seems to be working for us. I would certainly entertain contrary wisdom from anyone with more specific knowledge. -Elliott Drucker 
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