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                        <description><![CDATA[When testing the amp draw, I read a value of zero.  I cleaned the usbc port, I tried a new cable, I measured voltage levels on the board and was able to read 3.3v 1.1v at random spots. What ...]]></description>
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<p>When testing the amp draw, I read a value of zero.  I cleaned the usbc port, I tried a new cable, I measured voltage levels on the board and was able to read 3.3v 1.1v at random spots. What would cause the amp meter to read 0 amp?</p>
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