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Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2006 9:25 pm Post Subject: |
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Teeing into 10mm pipe could be a problem. It depends on the extent to which the 10mm is already fully loaded by the existing rad, how much extra load you're adding on and exactly where in it's overall length you're teeing in. You may find that the circulation to one or both the rads fed by the 10mm becomes sluggish and the rads don't really get hot enough. __________________ Let's face FAQs. |
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donko

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