Dwyer Mark II Manometer
- Freddy
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Straihgt in is good.
With the tube unplugged it should read zero. The level should be level. Idling it'll read -.01 to -.03ish. While running it'll be -.03 or -.04. If it gets much higher on a regular basis then you might end up doing what I had to do.... add another damper!
With the tube unplugged it should read zero. The level should be level. Idling it'll read -.01 to -.03ish. While running it'll be -.03 or -.04. If it gets much higher on a regular basis then you might end up doing what I had to do.... add another damper!
- ValterBorges
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ty guys,
were can I find some weights for the baro?
were can I find some weights for the baro?
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Just add a washer under the weight....and adjust accordingly. Also, after a month or two, check the back of the baro and keep it clean, a small nylon(toothbrush) or brass brush to clean the ash off of it works good.
- ValterBorges
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Got it thank you
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Fred got any pics of the two baros
WNY wrote:JUST BE CAREFUL filling it, it can over fill quite rapidly!
This is funny. I see this posted many, many times and it never fails, "oops put to much in". I'm willing to bet probably better than 50%, including myself have overfilled them.Freddy wrote:One tip: When adding the red oil... add slowly. It's easy to add a few drops more, but a pain in the butt to remove any!
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yeah good thing there is plenty of oil in the kit.
ps: if you tip it back to try and soak some out carefull it will empty out the high port.
ps: if you tip it back to try and soak some out carefull it will empty out the high port.
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on a digital mano do you have to set it to read diff and close one of the ports?
- grizzly2
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While moving, all of the red oil leaked out of my manometer. I mixed some kerosene with 30 weight motor oil until it looked like it would be about the same viscosity os the original oil.
I looked on line for oil and found what was I think was a half pint. The cost with shipping was high enough that I did not order it.
Do you think red food coloring would stay mixed with my home brew of maono-oil? Of course I will have to buy red food coloring. I have little need for it in my cullinary preparations. Baking a frozen piza does not require red food coloring.
I looked on line for oil and found what was I think was a half pint. The cost with shipping was high enough that I did not order it.
Do you think red food coloring would stay mixed with my home brew of maono-oil? Of course I will have to buy red food coloring. I have little need for it in my cullinary preparations. Baking a frozen piza does not require red food coloring.
- AA130FIREMAN
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You may be able to use marvel mystery oil
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Yes,light and red. Is it a different viscosety than gauge oil ? I believe it is fairly close, and seem to remember someone else making mention of using it.grizzly2 wrote:Is Marval Mystery oil a colored light viscosity oil