Are the valves motor-driven slow-on/slow-off, or the magnetic slam-on/slam-off variety?
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Update...the customer service rep lied to me. The valves are NOT motor driven, they are the magnetic slam-on/slam-off variety.
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I just talked to Nelson (actually Bosch, with now owns Gilmour as well), and the Customer Service representative told me that the valves are motor-controlled, i. e., soft shut-off and turn-on. I quote, "The valves are motor-driven. Our timers are designed to eliminate water hammer."
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yellow button releases bit. 3 select max variable speeds at base near front top of battery area. yes speed switch is electrical maximums only. speed #1 low maximum rpm but full variable trigger control, great for sensitive tasks rather then ramming your screw through and busting an electronic control board because it was too fast.
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The motor button looks like a safety, you can use the top jam port cover as a quick on and off switch as this is quicker than a thumb switch.
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I have both, and the brushless is more responsive, longer run time and less noisy. The brushless motor does away with the arcing that brushes have as they wear. Brush style motors require turning the brushes or replaceing them periodically to keep them in contact.
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The grey slider on the right side of the engine is the choke. The reed button is the off button. The slider with the cable is the speed control. . . . . .hope that helps
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Interesting! That is one issue that I haven't had to deal with. That said, the right trigger is slow and using both the left and right triggers give you top speed. If your unit has the propeller spinning after you plug in the battery, without any other action, it needs to be returned.
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I don't think I understand the question. The valve is complete with seals and the handle that you turn to select the desired input/output. It works very well
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if I remember correctly, the remote has a thumb throttle which allows for some variation of speed, but it's been a while.
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It's both. 2 speeds - Forward and reverse. But Variable within both settings depending on how hard or softly you depress the trigger.
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You can use the 'turbo' button to go from 2.5 to 3.0, but it's only for a few minutes. I ended up getting a DevilBiss 5 fl (variable control) which stayed on until I turned it off (Zadro has a timer) and didn't spit water up my nose when it was shutting down (Zadro did). It was worth a few more hundred for the DevilBiss unit!
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there is a 3 way toggle switch on the end of the motor-lower side that you flip one way for high-one way for low-middle turns pump off.
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I am not certain what you mean by the motor type, but it is as it was described in the ad. Active Air: 190 CFMSpeed Fan: 2730 RPM68w Input Voltage: AC 110v/60Hz Amp: 0.56AAs far as I know, it is a VenTech motor, if you meant the brand. I hope this helps.
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The magnet is used to "wake up" the TPMS Sensors, I place the hole of the magnet around the Valve and leave it for 10 minutes, understanding the the sensor is already installed in the wheel, after that I use the "TECH400SD" from Bartec for programing the Sensors.
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I don't have the toy anymore but from what I recall the switch at the bottom - when placed in the middle position - would quite down the simulation of the "ror" sounds the engine makes, eliminates voice commands and the sirens sound BUT leaves the lights flashing. The wheels are still turning in so you are still getting the sound from the DC motor that operates them. There is also my all-time-favorite "OFF" position as well
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These types of devices are a terrible kluge. The only way to properly control the speed of a motor is to use a variable transformer. What you want is the Variac 3 amp made in china. http://www.amazon.com/Variac-Variable-Transformer-300va-Output/dp/B006NGI8VS I have two of the 3 amp Variacs, and I also have two of those crap VenTech units just like the one you are asking about. The Variacs allow for much slower fan speeds; but most important is the fact that your cheap kluge outputs a square wave which wastes energy, stresses the motor, and actually causes a significant amount of noise to emanate from the fan itself -- the result of short pulses of square wave forms beating on the motor.
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Not this motor. This motor is used to actuate a boiler water valve. Come on!
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The pump should be placed a the lowest point so that when you open the valves on both ends, gravity allows the liquid to flow into the pump. The unique thing about this pump is that it is magnetically driven so that pump motor is not physically connected to the pump mechanism. Instead a rotating magnet spins the mechanism therefore the possibility of it ceasing is not really there. Very cool design. After each use, I remove the head for cleaning and storage.