What is the difference between the storm valve vs Helix valve? which is better?
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The storm valve twists open up closer to the end and is made of hard plastic. Not a super huge fan. The helix opens lower on the stem and is made of softer plastic. Not 100% positive, but it appears to only dispense water when you bit it. The storm can will sometimes just continue dispensing water when it's open regardless of whether you're trying to drink or not. Leads to some lost water. Hope that helps.
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Hi, Over the years, I have installed several of these for customers. The R 10000 UNBX is a tub and shower rough-in valve, a high quality "plain jane". The R 10000 UNWS is the same rough-in valve with the exception that is has (shut-off) stops at the unit, thereby making it unneccessary to shut off the water at the main line when servicing (this is my choice of rough-in valve). It is also slightly wider than the UNBX. The R10000-UNBXHF is a shower-only valve. It has no outlet at the bottom and has no stops at the unit. The R10000-UNWSHF is a shower only valve with the stops. In addition, the very best, without question, cartridge to use with any of the three rough-in valves is the P47201 MultiChoice 17T. I hope this info helps. Feel free to ask if I can answer ant other questions.
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A Schrader valve is the standard valve on inner tubes and car tires. For your bike it is a larger diameter hole on the rim. A presta valve is skinny and has a nut on it to hold the valve tight on the rim. skinny rims like for road bikes and now a lot of mtn bikes use presta valves. I like schraders so I drilled my rim with 1/4 inch bit to accommodate the tubes. Good luck.
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Aluminum tubing.. have been through several severe thunderstorms here in Atlanta and my umbrella is doing fine but.. when we see severe T-storm or high wind weather reports we do roll it down. It just makes sense as even high dollar commercial umbrellas can only take so much.. :)
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not sure if it will fit your Helix, however, I bought this pump, which worked well for about 4 hours. I realize anything can be defective, but the damage to the unit caused by this obviously cracked impeller was just incredible. there was no repairing this thing. I sent it back, and requested a refund, but was sent another pump, .... after I had closed the pond for the winter. so, I really don't know if this one is ok. the entire unit is cheap plastic. if it stays together, there is a lot of water pumped out of it. it actually sounds a little anemic though for a 4-5000 gal pond. mine is around a 1000, and this would have been perfect. beckett has been around a long time, and made good on the problem, but I waited a little longer for it than was appropriate, especially if it was in the middle of the season. I will use this one once I get things going again in a couple weeks, but I will buy a high quality one also, and keep the beckett for backup. the one that I had originally replaced was an aquascape, and it was way old, so they last. but they cost too. I'm going to buy a new aquascape one anyway. it's not worth cheaping out again.
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HI, I'm not sure what the difference is between the two models, even after looking at them on the prodecotech.com website. All I can say is that I'm VERY pleased with the bike I bought, Genesis 500, and my wife is over the moon about her bike the Strider 250. I suggest you call the company and ask them about the difference between the Genesis 500 and the Storm 500?
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I think they carry both valve types, but beware, I have gotten many flats with theses tubes. I prefer Mr. Tuffy's.
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The cold air intake has a longer snorkel going down the lower grills. The colder air is better for engine breathing (thus slightly more power). Downside is that the snorkel becomes a straw during heavy flooding. Here the short ram is better. The typhoon kit avoids the hot engine bay air by utilizing the enclosed stock airbox. So among the short rams designs, K&N; is better.
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As far as I can tell, nothing is really different between the two. The only difference that I found was how they are packaged. One is packaged more for the general consumer (has some basic instruction in the box), and the other is more geared toward someone running a AC shop. I bought the cheaper one myself, and it worked for me. Just beware that Delco farms these compressors out to other companies now days, so they are Delco only by name anyway, and they only have a one year warranty just like the aftermarkets, and you will need proof of purchase for a dryer, orifice tube and system flush. As far as I can tell, nothing is really different between the two. The only difference that I found was how they are packaged. One is packaged more for the general consumer (has some basic instruction in the box), and the other is more geared toward someone running a AC shop. I bought the cheaper one myself, and it worked for me. Just beware that Delco farms these compressors out to other companies now days, so they are Delco only by name anyway, and they only have a one year warranty just like the aftermarkets, and you will need proof of purchase for a dryer, orifice tube and system flush.
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I've used both, it has more torque at the lower settings but is also heavier and gets hot faster.
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The 4 inch pipe being slightly narrower than the traditional 4 inch corrugated means that it is just smaller in size = Not 4 inches across the diameter or the circle. The 30 % higher load bearing means that it is tougher than other manufactured 4 inch corrugated pipes. Meaning that if you placed weight around the pipe of other brands it may crush the pipe, but with the stronger load bearing design using the better materials that this item is made of , it makes it stronger to withstand more pressure on it before it fails from weight on it or outside pressures as it sits under ground. Usually this pipe is used to move water away from your home, mostly used for moving rain water from the rain gutter down spouts farther from your home to keep your foundation more dryer from having less water moving to it. I bought this item to move water from the down spout into the in-ground pool that is in my back yard. Summer temps and the sun light hitting the pool water evaporates the water and I have had to use municipal water , that I pay for , to fill the pool to make the pool be at a level which let the pool work as it should. And with the charge of water being one cost for buying a gallon and twice the cost or disposal filling the pool with hours of bought water really costs me money. So when it rains the natural rain fills the pool which saves me money. During the fall / winter I collapse the pipe and store it in a shed. The pipe is pretty strong, with it being made with using copolymers this will probably be the only time I will have to buy a pipe for what I am using it for.
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The difference is the product has an offset inside diameter which allows easy installation, with thicker padding toward driver or side where protection is needed. It is also denser than most closed cell pipe insulation and not as flexible so it absorbs more impact energy.
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This reservoir came with a storm valve. I looked at the rest of mine, which are all military issue, and the ones with quick disconnects have the storm valves. I have 2 reservoirs that don't have disconnecting valves and they are helix. Hope this helped...
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As others have said, you will need a valve for each hose. Rain Bird (among other makers) manufacture these devices in several physical configurations however they all perform the identical water flow function. The SST12000 provides power to a solenoid on each valve and will control up to 12 valves.
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The straight one is better for normal valve stems such as a car or pick-up has and is used proberly 90% of the time, in my case anyway. The angle one is what I would call on the back side of the air chuck (that inflates the tire or valve stem) is used again in my case to air up my tractor tires that happen to be on the inside of the wheel making the straight on side of the air chuck hard if not impossible to get it on the valve stem. Hope this helped some, it is kind of hard to explain in meer words. So not so angled or straight really describes how it is actually designed, maybe more like the straight is the front and the angled is the rear or inside part of the chuck used to press on the valve stem to inflate again if that makes any sense?
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Storm Valve, and if I remember correctly it is a 3 Liter bladder not a 2 like it says in the description. (the picture shows a 3). Also yes it is a fully quick disconnect hose (both ends)
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For the Outdoor brand, the bite valve simply unscrews and you just screw the new one on. Other brands like Camelback, etc. are different.