I put the link to their catalogue above.williamfj:94875 wrote:According to Tag Gorton pop safety valves of a suitable size are available from Polly Engineering.
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Having read the Polly catalogue, page 42 only, I wasn't convinced that you had to calibrate or set it yourself. That has put me off popping. I do need to invest some time in bench running. At 15 years old (Lady Anne not me) I may invest in a new steam valve from RH, at the price it won't break the bank. I also have a gremlin lever coming that I want to experiment with. Still lots to learn, fun though.
Thanks for all the posts so far, I've learnt more in 3 days than in my first 12 months of playing on my own.
The attenuator suggested by Jez, has anybody tried that?
Thanks for all the posts so far, I've learnt more in 3 days than in my first 12 months of playing on my own.
The attenuator suggested by Jez, has anybody tried that?
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