Shifting Two Anymarks with One Pistion

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Shifting Two Anymarks with One Pistion

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20-11-2008, 03:25

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Re: Shifting Two Anymarks with One Pistion

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Originally Posted by AdamHeard

Nope, you can just T two cylinders off of one solenoid.

It would weigh less than two cylinders probably (Depending on the linkage weight), but I don't imagine it would reduce air consumption like they claim.

Of course! We did that on our robot this year. What was i thinking

... it must be late...

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