3mm shut off valve
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RE: 3mm shut off valve
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I don't know if Todd has a 3mm valve or not.
Raptor: Is it 3mm coming out of the pump? My Wren 44 uses 3mm hoses... but it's 4mm from the pump. So... I run 4mm to the valve, and filter... then I use a 4mm to 3mm Festo right at the engine.
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The P20 feeds are 3mm lines, jetcat sent 4mm shutoff valves, is there any 3mm shutoff without halving to make a reducer from 4mm?
The P20 feeds are 3mm lines, jetcat sent 4mm shutoff valves, is there any 3mm shutoff without halving to make a reducer from 4mm?
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RE: 3mm shut off valve
afaik, festo do not make a 3mm valve, which is why Wren sells the special 4-3mm adapters for the valve, see "plug-in reducer" about half way down the page http://www.wrenturbines.co.uk/access...sto-connectors
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I don't know if Todd has a 3mm valve or not.
Raptor: Is it 3mm coming out of the pump? My Wren 44 uses 3mm hoses... but it's 4mm from the pump. So... I run 4mm to the valve, and filter... then I use a 4mm to 3mm Festo right at the engine.
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I don't know if Todd has a 3mm valve or not.
Raptor: Is it 3mm coming out of the pump? My Wren 44 uses 3mm hoses... but it's 4mm from the pump. So... I run 4mm to the valve, and filter... then I use a 4mm to 3mm Festo right at the engine.
Your right... Brain fart... I was thinking 6 & 4 , not 4 & 3... Can't say I've ever seen a 3mm valve..
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RE: 3mm shut off valve
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This is about as close as I could find with a simple google search:
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/a...4516830720415/
This is about as close as I could find with a simple google search:
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/a...4516830720415/
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Only problem with that is... the seals inside of it may not like Kero.
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This is about as close as I could find with a simple google search:
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/a...4516830720415/
This is about as close as I could find with a simple google search:
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/a...4516830720415/
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ORIGINAL: smchale
Agreed. There isn't much out there. Until something becomes available a 4mm valve with increaser then reducer is the best solution.
Agreed. There isn't much out there. Until something becomes available a 4mm valve with increaser then reducer is the best solution.
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RE: 3mm shut off valve
ORIGINAL: Henke Torphammar
Why not trust the solenoids? From what I have seen an extra valve causes more trouble then it helps. Removeing the valve would eliminate atleast 3 connections points(potential leaks) in this case, free up space and save some weight. (I know this wasn't the question)
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Agreed. There isn't much out there. Until something becomes available a 4mm valve with increaser then reducer is the best solution.
Agreed. There isn't much out there. Until something becomes available a 4mm valve with increaser then reducer is the best solution.
http://www.modelaircraft.org/files/510-a.pdf
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This is the one I've been using on my Wrens for years. You have to heat up and stretch the tubing to force it over the 4mm nipple. It forms a tight seal and works great.
http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/jetc...alve-p-98.html
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http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/jetc...alve-p-98.html
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