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Re: Legality of Linear Actuators
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Originally Posted by EricH
Yeah, I can see where the differing answers are coming from. I linked to the L16-P--which would be a linear actuator and over the servo budget--first result that came up on Google (other than images/ads for the L16-R).
OP, you will need to make sure you get the right version of the L16. L16-R = servo, legal. L16-P = linear actuator, needs legal motor to be legal. Just as a thought, you may want to make sure that the label with the type is visible for inspection in case an inspector asks questions.
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Realistically, if it works when it's plugged directly into a PWM port, it's legal. If you have to plug it into something else and plug the something else into a PWM port, it's not going to be legal.
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