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Re: Run with solenoids from a spike
at least when they move they wont have 60psi behind them, they would just float.
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15-02-2012, 07:27
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Re: Run with solenoids from a spike
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17-02-2012, 23:50
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Re: Run with solenoids from a spike
Spring return pneumatic solenoid valves are legal. They are in the 2012 kit of parts (first choice). If they are energized when the match end (robot disables) They will return to the d energized position. The cylinder they are plumbed to will also return to its disabled position. One side of the cylinder will have pressure on it. This is legal. Don't over think this.
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