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Re: Solenoid Valve help

In Reply to: Solenoid Valve help posted by Jon LeValley on July 12, 2003 at 21:25:38:


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The Demolition Goblin

on July 12, 2003 at 23:59:27

If you are using the over under approach get a rainbird APAS075 . Remove the anti-siphon plunger and fill the hole left with Epoxy putty . If you are going with the inline setup find you a 24 volt 3/4" or 1" brass piloted plunger valve . The formers advantage is they are cheap and easy to find the , later is harder to find and more expensive but at least to me worth it .

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