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Old 08-08-15 | 06:34 AM
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Di2, can you use 2 B type Junction boxes

Di2, can you use 2 B type Junction boxes, instead of a type A and a type B?

And yes I realize that I will have to swap back on of the junction boxed when I want to charge or adjust.
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The B box as I understand it is just a way of shorting three or four cables together and does not contain any intelligence. The intelligent
parts are in the A box and FD/RD/brifters. TriRig has some commentary: TriRig.com - Shimano's Secret Black Box
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Originally Posted by azza_333
instead of a type A and a type B?
You mean completely omit the A from the system?
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Originally Posted by Jamminatrix
You mean completely omit the A from the system?
Yes, I would just have two internal B types, as I want to internaly route the stem junction box, inside the handle bars or stem.
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