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13-01-2010, 09:21
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Re: electromagnetic solenoid
 So maybe it's just because I'm a theoretical physics guy, but a "solenoid" to me is an electromagnet -- and I have always presumed that they are illegal because of this.However, I hear tell that some teams have used electromagnets in the past... Given that we have an application that might benefit greatly from an electromagnet, and that we have a new mentor with a winder that can make us electromagnets, I must ask: Is the "electromagnetic solenoid" an engineering term for a device that incorporates, but is more than, an electromagnet? And if so, are electromagnets thus legal? |
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