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Re: CIM Motor Reversing

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Originally Posted by gpetilli View Post
One way to make the "switch" more robust from damage with fast moving arms is to use a hall effect sensor like http://www.andymark.com/Electrical-p/am-3313.htm an put a small magnet on the arm.
I encourage this as well. We've found hall effect sensors to be much easier to work with than limit switches.
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