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Old 06-09-2015, 04:19 PM   #15
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I use a watts low loss regulator with a gauge right at the entrance to the RV, that way I always have as much pressure as the campground system has and no more.
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Old 06-09-2015, 05:49 PM   #16
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I could give y'all a lesson in fire flow hydraulics but I'll spare ya. But here is the formula 29.7 x D squared x square root of P will give you the friction loss to determine the GPM from various sized orifices at a given pressure.
chief, you're a mess.....but I will say your fun to party with!!!!
Someone please "hose" him down!!!
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Just to follow up. Got a fresh gauge today and dead headed it into the water bib. A good solid 80psi. No wonder it felt so good at the sinks and shower!!! We're back to the programmed 57 psi and things are good.


Seems like we are having a lot of things failing (like this pressure gauge) on a daily basis nowadays....but many of the things failing are becoming "of age"! So guess it's part of the deal. Gotta stay on it "like a rooster on a june bug"!!! rockin'
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Chief,
I like that expression about "sized orifices". I've met some who are XL on that measurement.
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I got that Brad.......but more specifically, I'm a 2XL!!!!
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Out of every adversity, something good happens. Today was my periodical WH flush maintenance. The 80 psi came really handy on the flush job. Almost like using a power washer!!!!

Doc, you'd loved seeing me wet from head to toe! rockin'
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Old 06-14-2015, 01:19 PM   #22
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you'd loved seeing me wet from head to toe! rockin'
You mean kinda like a wet tee-shirt contest? EWWU What a sight that conjures up.

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I think looking at Rockin' is a wet tee shirt could be classified as "cruel and unusual"
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