Tom,
Before it gets hot in her, (tomorrow morning) what is 'the little
plastic tester'?
B
Quoting [email protected]:
Yes indeed Tom.
He started making them in a little fab shop in Kansas City, Ks.
Since none of what he told me sunk in at the time I've had to read
the brochure. The basic idea might be that the more you increase the
flow, the 'heavier' the Monster gets-- it has a dry gallon capacity
so at any instant it weighs something. It might be this idea that
neutralizes the trust. Sprinkers don't have that so have to make it
up in other ways.
Brad
Quoting Tom Duross <[email protected]>:
From the playpipe diffuser to the little plastic tester, he's made quite an
impact on that portion of our industry. Good going.
TD
The following is really all i remember about what Phil B said about the when
where and how of the idea:
1) when--waiting to board a jet on a business trip to Cleveland.
2) where-- Kansas City International Airport, watching arrivals and
departures.
3) how-- he said something about Burnoulli If we could put little hose
monsters on the sprinklers we wouldn't have a problem with upward thrust. If
you put a scaled-up hose monster on a jet engine exhaust, it would just rock
side to side.
Brad
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