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Small DC motor mounted to the stable part of the frame.  I wonder if I
could have the motor turn halfway, to raise the front of the chair, then
reverse the current so it returns to its starting point.  Hmm...

Any engineers want to throw in their opinion, before I turn my wife's
rocking chair into 'old sparky'?  :)

Thanks

Jonathan G.


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