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Shifting transmissions: servo or pneumatics?
A couple quick questions:
What are the advantages of using pneumatics vs. servos to shift the Dewault transmissions? Do the Dewaults shift optimally without slowing down or cutting power to the motors (however briefly)? Thanks in advance, Robinson |
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