Subject: Electric flap actuator
From: Paul
Date: 3/9/2001, 8:52 AM


"Bass, Jerry" wrote:

I made a 'servo' control with a handle that you move and the
flap
follows. I
use a Flap screw from Van's. It draws 1.25 amps, and my
Transistors
will
drive 2 amps.  $200 for the kit.

Jerry Bass

Jerry,
Do you have more information on the KIT?
Thanks.
Vlad
N1UT - Velocity Elite, RG, Mazda 20B rotary, NA - engine
installation in
progress
http://www.N1UT.velocity-air.com


 "Bass, Jerry" wrote:

Measure your Flap Motor current with someone holding back on the flap
or
flap lever to increase the current to max.  I can take pix of mine if
you
need.

Jerry Bass

Jerry, in previous letter you statue, you have an kit for $200 whcich
include ...? And this kit could do ....... ?
I do not look on way how need to measure max. current when
flaps is overloaded. What I need is find a source to buy good quality
servos with or without electronics/electromechanics.
Please describe what you kit do and where I could get what is not
included in the kit.
Thanks.
Vlad
N1UT - Velocity Elite, RG, Mazda 20B rotary, NA - engine installation in
progress
http://www.N1UT.velocity-air.com


"Bass, Jerry" wrote:

The kit includes a PC board that should be located near the flap actuator. A
control to be mounted on the instrument panel or someplace convenient. A
feedback device that must be connected to the flap lever. Mine is near the
actuator screw.

You need to provide a +12 v dc ground, and wiring between the actuator and
the PC board and drive motor.

Jerry Bass

 
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