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Hrm...  Not sure what to try next.  I know the 5 volt board is putting out the correct voltage.  Verified the positive lead is connected to the positive lead on the Chuff board. Verified I am using the correct pin off the motherboard chuff connection to the chuff board.  I retried the LED test with a flashing LED to ensure the DC power coming from the 5 volt board is filtered.  I know from a prior upgrade that flashing LEDs do not work with half wave DC. The LED flashed, so I know the DC power coming in is good.  When its all connected the red light on the chuff board lights up and never goes off.  I could try and put the old motor driver back in and I could trace the chuff connection on the motherboard and see where it goes.

So based on the LED testing, the chuff board defaults to a ground connection and interrupts the connection for the chuff.  And this was suppose to be a simple upgrade...

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