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Gah makes me so mad... -_- i got everything right for the valve, but got two wrong fittings for the cylinder, anyways in the mean time can anyone tell me how to wire a regular light switch to a solenoid using a extension cord and a light switch... i took some pic below
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Got my STC valve but a set of wrong push in fittings
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Got my STC valve but a set of wrong push in fittings –
07-14-2010,09:18 AM
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BAD INFLUENCE
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07-14-2010,07:03 PM
Is there any reason that you want to use a light switch versus a relay or a momentary switch? Just curious...
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Werewolf
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07-14-2010,07:50 PM
I have a light switch handy, i already got it all wired
just waiting for two push in fittings and ill be ready to go... still don't know what im going to use the cylinder for so many choices, i want something that isn't too hard to build yet, i want the scar factor to the extreme... any ideas?
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07-15-2010,05:04 AM
What is the size of the cylinder- bore and stroke- that will be your limiting factor as for the size and weight of your prop.
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Werewolf
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07-15-2010,10:53 AM
10.5" stroke 1.5" bore , stainless steel,
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