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Finishing off an install in the morning, replaced wiring center and programmer.

Am I right in thinking there is no need for an MT10 mechanical clock? When I was picking up my bits someone said just stick an mt10 on, I picked one up just in case but don't see the point in it if I have the ch times on the programmer.

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Nope if you already have a prog don't need an mt10
 
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