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Linear Actuator
Would a linear actuator such as the one at http://www.robotshop.us/firgelli-pq-...-actuator.html be legal?
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Re: Linear Actuator
This is either a solenoid or a custom circuit. Solenoids are prohibited in R52, but custom circuits are allowed in various cases. I would ask the Q&A on this one unless someone has better information. Personally I believe it is a solenoid and therefore prohibited; however, I'm not the GDC.
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Re: Linear Actuator
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"B. Electric solenoid actuators (note: electric solenoid actuators are NOT the same as pneumatic solenoid valves – the latter are permitted, the former are not)." To me the part you want to use falls under the electric solenoid actuators category. |
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Re: Linear Actuator
No, it uses a motor. See <R51>
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Re: Linear Actuator
So, would it be called a liner servo?
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