Thread: "Is it legal to have more than one acuator on one solenoid?"
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Re: "Is it legal to have more than one acuator on one solenoid?"
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Originally Posted by fordchrist675 View Post
A couple students and mentors and I are wondering if it is possible to run more than one actuator on a single solenoid. More interested in if it is FIRST Legal.
I haven't seen a rule that states it's not legal ('course I could have missed something). Just remember that you are restricted by the CV of the valve.
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