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Erik Kunze: 'Roberts Valves'
http://www.halkey-roberts.com/
Ralph Hoehn:
http://www.halkey-roberts.com/listprod.asp?pic=1&ID=7&cat=Medical+Products
(remember to eliminate the line break if you copy and paste this address) and
http://www.halkey-roberts.com/moreinfo.asp?pic=1&ID=394
seem to b
I wrote:
>
> You can find Halkey-Roberts valves and a few other designs at inflatable
> boat vendors. ...
but I was thinking of the large Halkey-Roberts valves, not the smaller
ones Erik had in mind...
-- mike
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Michael Edelman
E K wrote:
>
> On my Harmony brand flotation bags, the valves (both inflation and dump
> (deflation)) have 'Roberts Valves' embossed on them. An internet search on
> that term brings up a number of addresses, specifically :
> http://www.halkey-roberts.com/
You can find Halkey-Roberts valves and
On my Harmony brand flotation bags, the valves (both inflation and dump
(deflation)) have 'Roberts Valves' embossed on them. An internet search on
that term brings up a number of addresses, specifically :
http://www.halkey-roberts.com/
These are the people that manufacture and supply valves to v
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Mike Edelman: I have purchased Thermarest inflatable mattress valve
> replacement kits ...
>
> Ralph Hoehn: Do these valves have those neat twist valves, Mike?
>
> ME: Yup. They're identical to the ones used by Folbot, Feathercraft and
> various floatation bag maker
Mike Edelman: I have purchased Thermarest inflatable mattress valve
replacement kits ...
Ralph Hoehn: Do these valves have those neat twist valves, Mike?
ME: Yup. They're identical to the ones used by Folbot, Feathercraft and
various floatation bag makers.
RH: OK, so how did you go about pur
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Mike Edelman: I have purchased Thermarest inflatable mattress valve
> replacement kits ...
>
> Ralph Hoehn: Do these valves have those neat twist valves, Mike?
Yup. They're identical to the ones used by Folbot, Feathercraft and
various floatation bag makers.
-- m
Stefano Moretti: Just tried a mock-up. ... What I miss is where to get those
neat tube+ mouth valve seen on commercial sponsons.
Mike Edelman: I have purchased Thermarest inflatable mattress valve
replacement kits ...
Ralph Hoehn: Do these valves have those neat twist valves, Mike? (am stuck i
Stefano Moretti wrote:
>
> Just tried a mock-up. ...
> What I miss is where to get those neat tube+ mouth valve seen on commercial
> sponsons.
I have purchased Thermarest inflatable mattress valve replacement kits
and used these valves to modify Klepper sponsons. Local hardware stores
carry a wi
Cliff Morris: I'm wondering why the stickum plumbers use in household work
wouldn't suffice with PVC in boatbuilding.
Ralph Hoehn: Mike Edelman explains the problem of brittleness. I have used
plumbers PVC glue successfully on elatively short patches which are not
normally (but sometimes :-) s
Could you point out composition on can or maker, brand. Any better known
product such as 3m, bison, bostik, henkel Sika to match this product ??
Stefano
- Original Message -
From: Michael Edelman > I'd try Poyseamseal, a polyurethane
caulk/sealer/cement that sticks like crazy and stays f
Very simple: it just comes apart with the slightest pressure. It was Bison
rigid PVC glue. The worst out of 9 different types. Henkel transparent
diluted with acetone stands in first place (thanks to the Maroske's bros !!)
For external strips I'd like to try 3M 5200 or sikalex or the like. Anyone
The springy material should be narrow strips, in my view, placed on the leg
of the P to keep the coaming + leg of the p assembly from becoming an "o".
Get the idea ?? Perhaps narrow strips of aluminum (but metal is not my
choice here) or even strips of very thin glued plywood (aircraft type) mught
Just tried a mock-up. Salvaged mouth blow valves from inflatable vynil
ducks, rings and the like (toys for kids), left a patch as large as a CD
aroud the valve. Drew a sponson tapered in the ends to fold along centerline
and glue on borders (on glue line only, or weld, better. Welding here costs
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