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Re: Robot Pit Lift
Kevin and Sanddrag,
The motor speed device is listed for AC/DC as series wound motors will run on both but at 120 volts. If you look at your plugin drill it may say AC/DC. (Parts of some cities are still running DC in older sections. Milwaukee is rumored to still have buildings downtown with DC, for instance. ) A rheostat will work but it's value must be matched to the load impedance or you don't get any control. Just on and off. |
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We've got one on our cart - it creates a more elevated workspace for us. Four 8" throw pneumatic lifts.
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As to the issue of multi positioning the lift you could use one of the designs in this thread Multi positioning pneumatic actuator |
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