Looking at replacements for the satellite actuator used for the nose gear:
https://www.thomsonlinear.com/downloads/actuators/H-Track_bruk.pdf
https://www.thomsonlinear.com/downloads/actuators/H-Track_bren.pdf
An email exchange with a Thompson engineer about the H-Track resulted in this model as a possible replacement: https://www.thomsonlinear.com/en/product/H2H-12-2A22-A-08
This flap positioning system from Showplanes may work to replace the roller microswitches:
https://showplanes.com/Category/Flap-Position
Bob Morgan is building a LongEZ and has a presentation on implementation of the electro-hydraulic system with a drag link and mountain bike shock absorber:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ko-oGt7l-oznDj-59RlTeDmcSS4XT5yv/view?usp=sharing
Pulled from an email from Thomson:
When
it comes to advanced actuator technologies, Thomson has been at the
forefront for more than 50 years. That same pioneering spirit exists
today amongst our engineers, resulting in breakthrough features and
benefits driven by the needs of our customers. To further enhance our
offerings and simplify the conversion from hydraulic systems to electric
actuators, a groundbreaking set of benefits are driving our latest
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FORCE FEEDBACK For
payload-sensing and controlled clamping force applications, Thomson
electric actuators can sense an overload event to prevent system damage,
push or pull with a predetermined, controlled force level and act as a
scale by providing load measurements.
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MOTOR/DRIVE/CONTROL & REGEN For
mobile, battery operated applications, regen circuits feed energy back
into the battery to extend time between changes, providing more uptime.
An integrated motion controller and drive simplify system design and
save engineering time, while enabling diagnostics, condition monitoring
and bus communication.
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POWER DENSITY For
applications with limited space, zero tolerance for leaks or high
accuracy requirements, our actuators are suitable drop-in replacements
for hydraulic systems, providing efficient weight and space benefits.
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SHOCK DAMPENING For
vehicles on rough terrain or applications with impact loads, the
actuator's ability to dampen shocks helps avoid breakage of structural
machine parts, eliminates bouncing and extends its own service life. | |
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