Shane T said:
Question for someone. If we are to believe the lie detector(I'm not saying I do or don't) does that mean he is not really making 260 atm? Is it normal to loose 70-80 degrees through the solution lines?
There's a lot variables, Shane.
how long the sol line, what type sol line , and how much is laying on the ground in the cold will all effect temps ATW.
Longer or shorter trigger time will too
as well as what jet size.
In general, you'll get more heat ATW with longer trigger time and more flow
(contingent that the heat system can keep up adequately with increased flow rate)
I don't know where PC puts they're temp probe either.
Location of temp probe can make a difference in the temp ATM as well.
"in general" It's not uncommon to lose 40 degrees from machine to wand w/100ft run..
And more in cold weather.
the real shocker is what temp actually hits the "fiber".
Years ago i did some temps ATF.
I'm going by memory of 6-7 years ago or more, but it went something like this.
125ft of Parker, appx 30ft stretched across a cold parking lot to the entrance door, appx 20 outside temps.
280 ATM, with 04 flow 2 jet wand could only get 115 to 118 ATF.
Identical 06 jetted wand got up to 140 ATF.
summer time test with stock Ti (06 flow) 75ft of Parker, 272 ATM got 180 to the fiber
..L.T.A.