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[QUOTE="CargoLights, post: 134429, member: 32784"] It won't hurt anything to over power inject, especially if you do it correctly and break the positive connection between injection points. Otherwise, you are doubling up fuses. As for the question of whether it's better to use xSchedule or FPP to run your show, I'm going to make some popcorn and wait to see how this plays out. There are people with strong opinions both ways, but my personal opinion is you should do whatever is easiest for you. If you have a Windows box sitting around, maybe use xSchedule. If you have a Pi sitting around, or if you go with BB controllers that can run the show themselves, maybe use FPP. [/QUOTE]
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