Thread: Electrical Solenoid Actuators
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Re: Electrical Solenoid Actuators
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Originally Posted by EricVanWyk View Post
It is really hard for the inspectors to verify your promise to not run the solenoid at greater than x% duty cycle, and I therefore expect the intent is 10W @ 12V w/ 100% duty cycle. I would ask the GDC for clarification.
thats what i was thibking as well...

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I wonder if one could shift a 2 speed with one of these....
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