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Similar question here, the solenoid breakout can control 8 solenoids, is there a way to control more than 8? Secondly can we control two solenoids off of one output on the breakout board?
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Re: How many pneumatic pistons can be carried on the chassis?

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Similar question here, the solenoid breakout can control 8 solenoids, is there a way to control more than 8? Secondly can we control two solenoids off of one output on the breakout board?
You can use a second breakout board. Or, you could use a relay controlled by the sidecar.
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Re: How many pneumatic pistons can be carried on the chassis?

You may control solenoids the old fashioned way too.
You may use a spike and control through the digital side car.
They will need to be 12 volt solenoids though...
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