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Monday, August 20, 2007

Sprinkler System up and running.

Sprinkler design - more or less.
the bottom two pictures below are taken from the position of the arrow in the top left of diagram.
Test conditions - two-thirds of power. the left most sprinkler is mounted about 1.5 metres atop a delivery pipe set above the carport at its corner.
Ditto, and note the ridge sprinkler and the gable sprinklers at a lower level.
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