... microswitch(es). My hashed together picture attempts to show what I mean. You want the end of the activating bit of the microswitch to be pushed by the servo horn so that a much smaller force is required to activate the switch. Another thought, although I guess you have all your servo mounts already, are Dingo servo mounts. The great advantage of these is the linear action of the operating wire so no poking up and down as your current version and any that use the same system do. Cheers Fraser 3137_090730_060000000.jpg posted: 9 Sep 2018 14:26 from: madscientist Having installed both cobalts, soloneids, and servos, both with frog switching and frog juicers let me give u my perspectives The simplest form of existence is undoubtably cobalts etc., easiest to install and integrated switches for feedback and frog switching, but it's the dearest option Solenoids are the least sophisticated and unrealistic but simple and medium expensive Servos are cheap, very configurable and will do for points and signals whereas solenoids ate far too fierce, servos can be left active ...