

| Subject: | Re: 12 volt linear actuator |
| From: | Edward Maglott |
| Date: | Mon, 13 Feb 2006 20:17:55 -0500 |
Sounds like something I have seen at www.mpja.com at some point. If you are going to operate the flaps via some sort of cable, you might use a servo that would move a lever, and then convert that action to linear motion via the cable. I think you will have trouble finding a device that will withstand the heat of the original thermostat location. Edward (also WNC) At 07:55 PM 2/13/2006, you wrote: >Hello to the inexhaustibly intelligent list, > >I am looking for a 12v linear actuator that is suitable for use as an air >cooled thermostat replacement unit. I have a solid design planned out but >haven't been able to find a non-industrial strength and price linear >actuator (I don't need to lift the top, or the whole van for that matter). >Anyone know where I should be looking? As you probably imagine I am looking >for something reasonably small and also somewhat temp/weather resistant as >it will be mounted in the engine compartment with my often very warm air >cooled vanagon motor. I am located in western North Carolina. > >Thanks, > >Jonathan Poole >'82 ac westy
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