PMEUMATICS

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why does this have 2 coils and din(m) plugs?



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theo

[woody]

It's a solenoid / solenoid as opposed to the prefered combat type solenoid / spring....
in this type the spring returns the valve to the OFF position... with the solenoid / solenoid you must energise the correct solenoid to turn it OFF.

USE A SOLENOID / SPRING

The above explanation isn't the total story ...but close enough for the beginner.

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ok
i knew about the solenoid / spring but i just wondered what solonoid / solonoid was

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Right more q

As u menchend before, is a 'dump valve' the real name for that type of valve?



Theo

P.s nealy done !!!¡!!!!

[woody]

A dump valve is our term for ANY valve / tap etc that is used to allow the compressed gas remaining in the system to be vented or dumped at the end of a fight.

The dump valve is a manual valve.... such as http://www.airlines-pneumatics.co.uk...ctCode=S070103 for your 10 bar system.

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Thank but as the rules say (and you menchend it before ) u need one for the full bar bottle. Am I right, some types of tanks/bottles have ones that u turn so would that count?

[widow_twanky]

A dump valve is our term for ANY valve / tap etc that is used to allow the compressed gas remaining in the system to be vented or dumped at the end of a fight.

The dump valve is a manual valve.... such as http://www.airlines-pneumatics.co.uk...ctCode=S070103 for your 10 bar system.

Spot on if you vent the low pressure side, we tend to vent on the high pressure side so need a 1000psi valve which you can get from technobots (or anywhere wlse really)