You may want to note that you cannot put a sprinkler in the listed spray
pattern of another sprinkler.  This sometimes causes problems where you
may want to put a standard spray sprinkler in an area with an extended
coverage sidewall sprinkler.
Mike Brown

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Correct.

On 9/18/07, Brian Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Somebody please refresh my memory, it's o.k. to have both Extended
coverage
> & Standard coverage heads in the same area correct? Isn't different
temp
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