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relay fwd & rev
What is the difference between the fwd and rev on the relays? I have heard that it can be used such that only one spike is needed to acuate a piston. How would we program so we could use one spike?
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28-01-2006, 14:03
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Re: relay fwd & rev
I think what we did is hook up one side (red wire) of the solenoid to the M+ and the other to the M- then hook up both black wires to ground directly
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