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Discussion is good!
There are obviously many ways to make a piggyback. I'm trying to learn what is the best product for me - through the information here and through a few textbooks I have begun reading.
In the end, customers have different wants. I don't care about having the most power. I simply want a product that is well engineered and performs the job the "right" way. I am very weary of limp-home modes. Expecting full power and not having it could lead to a very dangerous situation.
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