is it possable to speed the flow up slightly ,( i am allready running full psi)
301264
not aware that you can. we did not have to do anything, it seems to work well
1329932
Be sure to only fill halfway. Pump the heck out of it in the beginning. It takes a few times to get the pressure to build. It will never be as fine as an aerosol
1833464
I'd like just a little higher flow. It works OK, but we have a 3' waterfall and I wish it pushed a bit more water.
450655
It sounds like you need to adjust the regulator. There should be a black knob on the regulator that you can pull out then turn to increase or decrease the air flow.
996750
Yes, but the pressure will be a bit less as now you have twice the flow....
94642
Yes. If you prefer it firmer, you are able to add some air by blowing into the valve.
1203802
I'm using 90psi and rally loud. More pressure would probably be even louder.
613117
No...psi is too high. I returned this model after it broke on first use. The nozzles are cheap.
267424
As far as I can tell, the flow rate cannot be changed. The only thing you can adjust is the direction of the flow.
43371
ask orbit my system is about 50 psi and i think it needs the source pressure to operate the valve
1937848
I put a ball valve on it to throttle it a little. I don't think you want to drop any pressure since natural gas is low pressure already.
1681587
Hi there...I checked the box again today and it's slow flow. Apologies I gave an incorrect answer to the last asker
239016
Yes, it can be done. I've just tried - without any problems, just need to decrease flow control.
761425
Yes, you just reduce the air pressure. Adjust it with the air compressor regulator.
2001209
You should only have a flow rate of 1/2 gallon per minute at max. The slower you run it the better filtration you will have.
1263419
I believe the unit states that you should have proper clearance for better air flow. You would also need to check to see if your pump is strong enough to push the water that distance.
1116694
No but make sure the hose is rated for the incoming pressure (typically not an issue).