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Subject: Re: [LML] LIVP Door Seal Pneumatic Toggle Valve (MJTV-3)
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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"> Posted for "Alan Adamson" &lt;aadamson@highrf.com&gt;:<br><br> Or, you can just deep six the "mechanical" pneumatic switch and use an<br> electronic version.... I've done this to be used with my Vertical Power<br> (www.verticalpower.com - my beta testing activities at<br> legacyair.blogspot.com) installation.  There is a PDF listed on my Beta site<br> that gives the source, part number, etc.  Parker makes a small 12 or 14v 3<br> way valve.  While it can be hit with constant voltage, it gets warm.  Use<br> the CoolCube solution (a hit and hold circuit) that is listed to solve this<br> problem.<br> <br> In my panel, with the Vertical Power stuff, I'll have no switches! :)...<br> <br> Alan<br>
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