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Cylinders + Solenoid valves
Is it ok to connect 2 cylinders to 1 solenoid valve? Or is the same as "1 speed controller per motor"? Logically, it should be ok, but my team wants to make sure
 
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27-01-2003, 21:25
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yES.
Yes. It is perfectly fine to run 2 cylinders off of one solenoid.
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28-01-2003, 09:29
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Definitely OK. We do it all the time.
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