Chuck, I don't see why the NC limit switch on the "UP" circut being

open

would keep the NC  "DOWN" circut from working. or vica versa, and as soon

as

you close the up circut again by lowering the flaps, both will be

available.

Am I wrong in this?
Neal

Of course, you and Russell are right, I don't know what I was thinking, the
limit switch circuit should work OK. You mentioned $700 for a flap motor?
Yowza! Van's sells one for $185
(ES 85615-157)and it doesn't need limit switches.
Chuck Dunlap

 
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