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  • FARMER00
    Registered User
    • Jan 2006
    • 533
    #1

    egrip

    what would be needed to make a home made egrip?

    i know a battery, switch and cables, but what would be used to trip the sear?
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    • Nicholai
      Registered User
      • Feb 2007
      • 22
      #2
      Originally posted by FARMER00
      what would be needed to make a home made egrip?

      i know a battery, switch and cables, but what would be used to trip the sear?
      As fare as I know there is 2 methods, one involved using a solenoid that actually moves against the sear, the other uses a 2way/3way solenoid that activates a pneumatic ram that hits the sear. I think your question is pretty broad and you will have a hard time getting answers until you do a little more research and get a little more detailed questions. Just spend like an hour or so going through these threads and I'm sure most of your questions will have already been answered. Good Luck!

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        • FARMER00
          Registered User
          • Jan 2006
          • 533
          #3
          Originally posted by Nicholai
          As fare as I know there is 2 methods, one involved using a solenoid that actually moves against the sear, the other uses a 2way/3way solenoid that activates a pneumatic ram that hits the sear. I think your question is pretty broad and you will have a hard time getting answers until you do a little more research and get a little more detailed questions. Just spend like an hour or so going through these threads and I'm sure most of your questions will have already been answered. Good Luck!
          yeab but i want no pnuematics just electronics

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            • FinchMan
              LVL10 classic minimag
              • Nov 2004
              • 459
              #4
              a battery, microswitch, clapper solenoid, and it really helps to have a board to control the dwell of the electric pulse sent to the solenoid. Eyes are optional.

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                • p8ntbal4me
                  No more UTBs!
                  • Aug 2003
                  • 2560
                  #5
                  Originally posted by FinchMan
                  a battery, microswitch, clapper solenoid, and it really helps to have a board to control the dwell of the electric pulse sent to the solenoid. Eyes are optional.

                  You can add a cap to this list too.

                  I dont know alot about the E-Kit stuff so I lean toward guys like BE and The E~ to help me in these areas.

                  Im doing a EP kit,.... from the looks, its going to cost less than the straight E-Kit.
                  _______________________
                  Jai "P8ntbal4me" Menard

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                    • FinchMan
                      LVL10 classic minimag
                      • Nov 2004
                      • 459
                      #6
                      Originally posted by p8ntbal4me
                      You can add a cap to this list too.

                      I dont know alot about the E-Kit stuff so I lean toward guys like BE and The E~ to help me in these areas.

                      Im doing a EP kit,.... from the looks, its going to cost less than the straight E-Kit.
                      Good idea. I forgot about that one.

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