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Frank Krygowski wrote: > Jon Isaacs wrote: > > > > Heres a question for you about bicycle pumps and dead spaces. > > > > There are/were some Japanese built pumps which seem to have a extra chamber which one must also > > pump up. The one I have in my office has a vertical chamber alongside the pump tube and the > > pressure gauge is on top of the tube. > > > > I am curious what the reasoning behind this odd design was, smooth the pressure pulses for a > > more accurate reading is all I can figure. > > We may own the same pump. That chamber for the gauge always bothered > me. It was obvious I was doing more work than I needed to, since the pressurized air in that > chamber was exhausted every time I took the hose off the valve. > > I knew it was a small thing, but eventually I unscrewed the chamber and "stuffed" it with some > plastic beads I happened to have lying around. Less lost volume, and maybe a bit more damping to > the gauge. Made no obvious difference in effort, but I felt better. ;-) > > -- > Frank Krygowski frkrygow@cc.ysu.edu Political correctness adjustment: "Anal retentive" is now "Detail oriented". ;-} |
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