Zeeb

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Hey guys,

Been doing some looking over this forum for suggestions/techniques for RC pneumatic systems and everyone seems to indicate that brass T-fittings should be used instead of the plastic ones since those leak at the seam.

I've got a project with a Warbird where it had the system installed using brass T-fittings, I converted it to dual bottles and added a pressure guage so I need a couple more brass T-fittings but I can't find 'em anywhere except JetLegend in China.

Where are you guys getting your brass air line fittings in the USA?

Thanks in advance!

rhklenke

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Not brass, but these are one-piece metal:

http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/syst...gs-p-1914.html

I've also had good luck with these:

http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/fitt...ree-p-818.html

Bob

Dr Honda

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I've used the ones in the top link, and they work great. Todd will get them shipped fast.

BalsaBob

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I have used the Robart brass ones for many years and never had a problem.

Bob

jetflyr

Zeeb,
Robart makes a decent "T"- check with your local Hobby Shop.
Mail-order: Tower for Robart, Dreamworks and Tam have really nice "T's" as well.

Greg

ianober

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Actually they are brass, just nickel plated ;-) I prefer these over plastic as well.

smchale

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I like using the tubing and fittings from clippard.com

hofer

Hi,
If you are looking for the best - www.jetmodelproducts.com - JMP ! Look it up under retracts !
see ypu
Hans

Jgwright

I use the Festo T fittings

http://www.festo.com/pnf/en-us_us/products/catalog

John

Gary Arthur

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+1 for the barbed CN "T" fittings from Festo....

lov2flyrc

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We have the Festo Tee's as well, see [link=http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/festo-barbed-p-100.html]HERE[/link]

Gary Arthur

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That's the ones! Very good T fittings.