Why is it when people are making a video, 1 they are always breathless(as if you decided to make this video after finishing a 20mile marathon) and 2 trying to explain the valve without being able to remember the parts.
I think your spring is on the wrong side of the flat plate - it's pulling the diaphragm up. The water pressure pushes the diaphragm up and the spring should push the diaphragm back to seal the down tube as the pressure falls - the nut that tightens the spring then controls the frequency of the water 'pulses'. Otherwise, thanks for that!
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Thank you for posting this video. Elegantly simple, with very little to wear out. Top job mate 😀. Cheers from Australia.
Why is it when people are making a video, 1 they are always breathless(as if you decided to make this video after finishing a 20mile marathon) and 2 trying to explain the valve without being able to remember the parts.
Thank you for your information.
Parabéns ficou muito bom, nota 1.000
Do you have a parts list to use as a guide?
I think your spring is on the wrong side of the flat plate - it's pulling the diaphragm up. The water pressure pushes the diaphragm up and the spring should push the diaphragm back to seal the down tube as the pressure falls - the nut that tightens the spring then controls the frequency of the water 'pulses'. Otherwise, thanks for that!
Was thinking the same 😉