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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Sat Feb 23 2008 - 15:10:03 EST
Thanks to Ron and all others that replied. Your experiences mirrored those
I have found locally. I am not at a "concientious" marina. One of those I
spoke to locally said "It is not fair to our tenants to not be able to
wash their boats for almost half a year!" However, this is a high end
condo type marina wwhere the slips are self-owned.
It would not seem to be a teribbly difficult contraption to build a
temperature controlled valve. There are electricaly controlled seacoks /
ball valves, just need a thermostat to control it. However, it would need
to be accurate within a few degrees and be shaded from the sun (if any).
I called an irrigation/sprikler supplier and a plumbing supply and they
have never heard of such an animal. Possible uses in agriculture -
watering holes for cattle. I won't be aplying for a patent though.
Thanks
John
> I encountered two kinds of marinas: conscientous beyond belief and who
cares?
>
> The conscientous one turned off the water before a freeze and blew the
pipes
> clear with compressed air. The minute it was safe, they turned the water
back on and walked the docks opening the valves.
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