That would depend entirely on the outside diameter of the pipe. I would suspect that you could use the class T with the regular pipe in a reducing bushing. However, the inside diameter of the Class T will most likely be smaller than the regular material. I checked out the catalogue, and I don't see ...

Guys there are only 4 buttons on the page, 1 is a big bold Search button :P

[I don't know, did 100 posts actually get added to everyones count? Shouldn't have...

And yes there is still a SpudTech uploader. It was actually a SpudFiles uploader and I planned on getting rid of it, but if you insist ...

Thanks for putting the forums online Kyle, I couldn't imagine how much work it was converting them.

One question though: is it possible to search the archive?

Thanks rmich.

You shouldn't need anything better than a couple of momentary switches from radioshack. The relay isolates the flash circuit from the trigger switch so you'll need a switch that'll carry 12 volts @ 1 amp. The ignition coil isn't 100% effective, so if it has 100:1 windings it'll ...

<strike>You don't. It's not used in this type of ignition.</strike>


Edit: I stand corrected.

Heh, I was over on Spudtech for a couple of years under the same username. This place is going to take some getting used to.... =/

Anyway, cheers to everyone still around

Have you read the Wiki article yet?

By air ionizer, you're referring to the flash bulb, right? In order to ignite the flashbulb, two currents are used. Initially, a small current is put across the bulb and this serves as a pathway for the larger current to "jump". The flash you see is the larger ...

rmich:

I just looked at your diagram, and the setup looks fine. A slight alteration is not to remove the flash bulb but keep the setup the same. This would give the circuit a chance to discharge through the flash bulb if your spark gap is set too far apart. I wrote that article in the wiki and made ...

Yea, That Is what I ment. Sorry it was a late night.

Heh, no worries.


Yea, I am an artist this picture was on my con badge I used at Anthrocon In Pittsburg PA in 2006. It is an Anthromorphic convention with artist's and costumer's. (IE: Mascot's and the like animals)

The reason I asked, is ...

I have another question that pertains to this. Mainlly what is the differance between sch-40 with printing on it and sch-40 without printing on it. I was told from the plumbing store I got it from that it was NSF-PW and that it was pressure rated at 480 psi or something like that and it was just ...

sandman wrote:ok, ill try again
but i dont doubt that it will get there eventuaully

Trust me, it won't.

I just went to nsf.org and this is what it said...

"Products that meet all applicable performance standards for pressure-rated potable water applications"

"pressure-rated" is the key there

DWV stands for - Destruction With Violence.

Some people do use it but it's just not quite as safe ...

Thanks for doing all this work, Kyle