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E-Blade sear solenoid

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Posted by:
Derek "saltnvinegar6287" Meinke
on November 27, 2003 at 11:09:56

Hey, i have built my own eblade using a morlock board. I currently have it working great with settings 4, 3, 48, 25.
I am unhappy with my batterylife weather i have the son at 3 or 4, and was wondering if anyone knew what solenoid eclipse uses in their grip. It looks to me like a low profile(pull type) but maybe the the number of it, AWG number, and duty cycle so i could order something close to it from electromechanicsonline.com Thanks.

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: Hey, i have built my own eblade using a morlock board. I currently have it working great with settings 4, 3, 48, 25. : I am unhappy with my batterylife weather i have the son at 3 or 4, and was wondering if anyone knew what solenoid eclipse uses in their grip. It looks to me like a low profile(pull type) but maybe the the number of it, AWG number, and duty cycle so i could order something close to it from electromechanicsonline.com Thanks.

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