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Re: What Is a 3 -way??????

In Reply to: What Is a 3 -way?????? posted by Zepher on April 20, 2003 at 01:22:06:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on April 20, 2003 at 19:26:11

They are used interchangably in the sport.
The cocker 3 way is, in some engineering circles a 4 way. The difference being that the '4th way' is the vent to the atmosphere which doesn't have a barb or hose attached.
It is technically a 4 way valve with 3 ports and a vent...
We are all still confused.. So while we are at it:
An ANS '3 way' has side hole vents and 3 barbed ports.
The Kapp '3way' vents front and back of the valve body with 3 barbed ports.
Lets just say they are 4 ways that have a very specialized application design.

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: They are used interchangably in the sport. : The cocker 3 way is, in some engineering circles a 4 way. The difference being that the '4th way' is the vent to the atmosphere which doesn't have a barb or hose attached. : It is technically a 4 way valve with 3 ports and a vent... : We are all still confused.. So while we are at it: : An ANS '3 way' has side hole vents and 3 barbed ports. : The Kapp '3way' vents front and back of the valve body with 3 barbed ports. : Lets just say they are 4 ways that have a very specialized application design.

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