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winch for simple seat mover?

Discussion in 'Motor actuators and drivers' started by cruzebabuze, Feb 18, 2015.

  1. cruzebabuze

    cruzebabuze Active Member

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    did someone on this forum created a simple seat mover using a winch and arduino board?
    thank you
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    Very good. Tks!!
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    winch has a lot of noise and I give up to use it.
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    a bit of overkill I think, but thats just me
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    No, you are right. A simple seat mover and winches, thats too much, that is overkill no doubt. I would use only winches if there is too much platform weight, no alternative or you plan to build a 12V 3DOF or 4DOF