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Anonymous
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Wonder if they would have to do more than match impedance for it to work on the EDGE?
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Frank in NH
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mtdoramike
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a no go. But if you want to try it go ahead, but if it were me, I wouldn't. Because then you could ruin the warranty if it went bad due to the inline probe if it wasn't designed for the machine you put it on.
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Guys, check with SUNRAY to see if THEY can modify one for you. As to a straight EXCEL loop on an EDGE, it works, or it don't. You are not dealing with the power of a microwave oven, but something in the millivolts. If you were a business man, would you rather someone have to buy a new loop from you rather than use an old one?
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