Thread: Linear Actuator for Lifting
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Re: Linear Actuator for Lifting
A linear actuator is a commercial off the shelf (COTS) item, so it should be okay, as long as you use an approved motor on it (Table 4-1), and the "fair market value" does not exceed $400 (Rule 4.1.3).