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Quote: Hi beesong and welcome to the discussion group. If you want to see a swinging type (hinge on top) door in action you can go to youtube.com and do a search for chicken coop doors (or something like that). Also there are self-locking devices for the slide-up-and-down type doors that can...

Quote: Yup! Tinkering around and trying to build electro/mechanical/electronic/carpentry stuff is the reason I do this. Just for the fun. And once in a while I actually build something that is worth the effort.

Quote: This guy has a blog about his door design. He has lots of pics and very good descriptions of things as well as an electronic diagram for the motor operator. http://www.fabiens.org/ckblog/?page_id=106 Larry

Renron - click on the WORD-LINK button near the top of the Post a reply screen. Then delete the words "YourLinkGoesHere" in the middle of the provided script. Insert the web address of the Utube video you want us to look at. But now that I'm sitting here looking at the script that is provided...

Great pic, Marlon. Thanks. It looks like about 225 degrees of shaft rotation on that actuator. I wonder if it could be adjusted. Wow! Lot's of possibilities. I really like to stay with 12VDC on all components so that we can use a solar charger on an automotive wet (or gel) cell battery...

Quote: I've only owned one car I my lifetime with pop-up headlights and they were vacuum operated. No electric motor at all. I know because I had to replace one. That was a long time ago so things may have changed since then.