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From: lacasse@blaise.rand.org (Mark LaCasse)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: electrically operated valves
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Date: 9 May 89 14:41:55 GMT
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I'm not sure if washing machine, sprinkler, or other binary
solinoid valves would suffice the original poster, but
what I would like and can't find are PROPORTIONAL valves
of some sort.  Something like a gate value with a stepper
motor attached.  Something that can take water at 80 PSI.
(Which leaves out $100 each heating system zone valves.)

So whats the scoop on this?

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