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Re: Still planning which way to go.

In Reply to: Re: I have one posted by Vampyr on January 15, 2003 at 20:40:14:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on January 17, 2003 at 11:59:58

I want to mount a solenoid in front of the 3 way to operate it electronically. I may need a custom 3 way shaft made so the shaft extends out the front so I can mechanically attach the solenoid to it simular to the other end and the 3 way rod.
Otherwise I have to find a stainless or Titanium shaft and peck on it with the push solenoid. Brass wouldn't hold up... Too soft.

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Re: Still planning which way to go. Vampyr 00:15:12 01/18/03 (3)

Re: Making Progress Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 15:29:58 01/21/03 (2)

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: I want to mount a solenoid in front of the 3 way to operate it electronically. I may need a custom 3 way shaft made so the shaft extends out the front so I can mechanically attach the solenoid to it simular to the other end and the 3 way rod. : Otherwise I have to find a stainless or Titanium shaft and peck on it with the push solenoid. Brass wouldn't hold up... Too soft.

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