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marc55 11-07-2015 12:27 PM

Door Poppers
 
Where are people putting door poppers when you have shaved door handles? I was thinking on the door jam above the bottom hinge but when the door closes it would be arcing into the plunger and I am thinking it would bind. The only place I see is the bottom corner of the door.

youngrodder 11-07-2015 05:04 PM

Re: Door Poppers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by marc55 (Post 7367815)
Where are people putting door poppers when you have shaved door handles? I was thinking on the door jam above the bottom hinge but when the door closes it would be arcing into the plunger and I am thinking it would bind. The only place I see is the bottom corner of the door.

I put them in the lower corner of the door sill. See if you need them first. If you used bear claw latches you might not need them. I think I could have gotten away without them but I noticed that after I drilled the holes for them..

Marc

ptc 12-22-2015 02:44 PM

Re: Door Poppers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by youngrodder (Post 7368068)
I put them in the lower corner of the door sill. See if you need them first. If you used bear claw latches you might not need them. I think I could have gotten away without them but I noticed that after I drilled the holes for them..

Marc

Do the bear claws push outwards already when they release? Thanks for the info, "save wherever possible".... ;)

lower50's 12-22-2015 05:57 PM

Re: Door Poppers
 
I'm using bike brake cable and attached it to the door latch and release arm. Then mounted my solenoid to the lower access panel of the door. The nice part is no extra holes in the door and easy access to solenoids. See post #493 & 502 of my build.


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