[PSUBS-MAILIST] Manipulator

Wed Feb 11 15:58:26 EST 2015

Some form of electric motor. Haven't gotten that far yet. 
Thanks,
Scott Waters

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Scott,
What are you driving the pump with?
Hank--------------------------------------------
On Wed, 2/11/15, swaters at waters-ks.com via Personal_Submersibles <personal_submersibles at psubs.org> wrote:

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Makes
sence. Thanks Hank. I am planning on using the electrically
controled silonoids and the pump all inmersed within the
resevor and compensated so I should have the same motion
regaurdless of depth. The nice thing about this design is it
all is controlled through a subconn and no oil in the
pressure vessel. But we will see when I am
done. Scott Waters

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Plus the water pressure pushing against you 5/8
rods--------------------------------------------
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  Do you
  have any problem with over pressure though? The pnuematic
  cylinders are rated to 150psi with air and 1000 psi with
  oil. Thanks,Scott
  Waters

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  hi Scott
  use a
  hydraulic pump just the same as if you used hydraulic
  cylinders
  Hank          

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Hank,I know you
  said to use pnumatic cylinders  for the manipulator
arm.
  What kind of pump do you
  use?Thanks,Scott Waters

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