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07-25-2007, 10:40 PM
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I broke my what????
 
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Masterflow MV50 capacity
I have a question about the capacity of the Masterflow MV50:
Attachment 34541 I am going to use the MV50 for my OBA and need to know if the specs are accurate. This is the pressure switch I want to use: Attachment 34542 The switch comes in a couple different sizes and the one I want comes on at 110psi and off at 145psi. My question is whether or not the MV50 actually reaches the 150psi that it lists as max pressure??? If it doesnt' reach a true 150psi I can use the next size switch that comes in at 90 and out at 120psi. However, I would rather use the higher rated switch to reduce cycle time.
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07-25-2007, 11:06 PM
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Wot's...uh The Deal?
 
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I have one too. And in the limited use that I have had and what I have read, I think, (IMHO) it would have a hard time getting past 120 psi. I do plan to do the same thing in the future also. So keep us posted on how it turns out.
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07-31-2007, 07:02 PM
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Mike, Do you have a link where you got that switch from. Thanks, Jim
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