Recent content by Deximus

Illegal as it should be. Turkey sub? You're in Wisconsin, moron. You better be handing out cheddar beer brats with a side of fried cheese curds. Turkey subs. LOL. Next he'll try the tree height and grey skies bit.

I'd knock on his door and say hi. Feel him out. See if he is a a holier than thou type or what. If you feel like you need an excuse to walk over, just tell him you have dogs that will occasionally bark if somebody knocks on the door, and that you don't want to rent a place where you would be...

They are welcome to walk around and listen in on as many public conversations as they want. Are they talking about wiretapping?

Hey Bob, where do you get your solenoids?

I think there is truth in them, but the "extra leap" they always seem to take into tinfoil hat zone turns me off. It's a shame because I think they are well made. They present an alternative theory... but then they assume the theory to be true and extrapolate so far that I just shake my head...

I enjoy talking to myself.

Well, there's flow under 90 because, as atomizer pointed out, ADVs always close at a pressure less than their opening pressure. They open at 90 and close at something below that, probably 60-70 psi. I couldn't find any exact numbers on the closing pressure, but I do remember reading somewhere...

Correction: the cheapest I've seen the 4023 nozzles is $7 here. Might be worth looking at if you add a few more nozzles to make up for the low flow of .75 GPH@160psi. I was considering them myself, but I wasn't running enough pressure for the ADV. It opens at 90psi. They disassemble for...

I would guess the ADV would work a little better for an instant cut-off. The valve is right at the nozzle intake. When I was testing my nozzles, the nozzle was right after the solenoid and I still got a drip or two out of it upon closing. The ADV would put a bit less wear and tear on the...

I'm going to be using B-50 nozzles from hago, which are for oil heater atomizing. I found some independent research done that made me very skeptical about nozzle claims by manufacturers. It's a long read, but check out the charts starting on page 34 if nothing else. The droplet size can vary...

Haha, I wish it were true. You get what I'm saying though, right? Party A doesn't like legislation proposed by party B, so party A collectively votes it down unless concessions are made... sound familiar? It can't be though... because "I really don't think that collective bargaining has any...

Isn't constantly voting along party lines a form of collective bargaining in itself?

Depends on your humidity. If your humidity is already high, then not much water will evaporate into the air to cool it. At some point, yes, no amount of bubblers will increase the dissolved oxygen. Do you have access to somewhere with cooler air? A basement or crawl-space? Mini-refrigerator? If...

I think you should try to find a way of lowering the res temp. Like you said, the water can only hold so much oxygen at that temperature. If you want to maximize the oxygen and not change the temperature, I think you'd be better off adding bubblers than adding peroxide every day. If a chiller...

It can't be done because a piezoelectric element for a fogger electromechanically resonates at too high a frequency. If you took a small element that resonates at > 1 MHz and fed it even a 100 KHz signal (which is probably still too high for aero), it wouldn't vibrate with enough amplitude to do...