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beartecs4610 04-02-2014 20:36

pic: How do we operate this valve?
 

Nate Laverdure 04-02-2014 20:37

Re: pic: How do we operate this valve?
 
Happy to try to help, but first:
Quote:

Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz (Post 1337505)
Sorry to start off with this..
R77
The only pneumatic system items permitted on 2014 FRC ROBOTS include the items listed below.
C. Solenoid valves with a maximum 1/8 in. NPT port diameter

It looks like this is a 1/4 NPT valve.

jee7s 05-02-2014 11:27

Re: pic: How do we operate this valve?
 
I'm pretty sure that's 1/8" NPT. That chromed fitting looks like the standard 1/4" OD tubing to 1/8" NPT fitting. Based on the fingers in the picture, that tubing looks to be a plausible 1/4" OD, and nominal OD for 1/8" NPT is about 0.4". So, while it's a beefy valve, that still appears to be in compliance with the rules. A good measurement to double check would be in order.

Mr V 05-02-2014 11:45

Re: pic: How do we operate this valve?
 
The two parallel terminals are most likely the ones you want to connect to. Grab your ohm meter and check the continuity between each of the terminals and the body of the valve. One should show infinite resistance between it and the other two and may show near zero resistance to the body of the valve. The other two should show measurable resistance. Or you could just google the part number and find the data sheet for that family of valves.

DonRotolo 05-02-2014 18:02

Re: pic: How do we operate this valve?
 
Not trying to be a wiseguy, but the manufacturer's specification sheet can be your friend here...

Nate Laverdure 05-02-2014 21:45

Re: pic: How do we operate this valve?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jee7s (Post 1337950)
I'm pretty sure that's 1/8" NPT.

You're probably right. Sorry OP!


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