couple of questions

[Strake]

ok this is probably the stupidest question ever but how many kpa are the in psi??
and what is better a piston valve or a modded sprinkler?

[ALIHISGREAT]

are you incapable of using google? or using a converter?
http://www.pipestock.com/conversion_tool.php

and a well made piston of the correct size is usually batter than a sprinkler but i really depends on flow, pilot volume etc. of the piston valve.

[Strake]

its the holidays i dont have to think lol thanks for that mate

[ALIHISGREAT]

its the holidays i dont have to think lol thanks for that mate

yeah i'm on the holidays too, i have been since last thursday

[Hubb]

its the holidays i dont have to think lol thanks for that mate

Thinking because you have to and thinking because you want to are two different things.

[Strake]

holidays rule,

hubb017 u make a good point. when i dont think i get in trouble

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

damn kids, I don't finish work till Friday

[Strake]

haha that blows i still gotta work tho part time tho 5 nights a week plus i gotta help dad out

[jimmy101]

Download Convert from here.
All the conversions you could ever want (well, almost all).

[MrCrowley]

It'd take you what like 15 seconds in google.

I've been on holidays since 30 November but doesn't mean you can be lazy.

Anyway...

145psi = 10bar = 1Mpa = 1000Kpa = 1,000,000pa

Merry Christmas and don't even think about posting another stupid topic where you are too lazy to search.


Oh and for the piston > sprinkler valve question, you're just going to have to search. You've used up your one stupid question already and you have no idea how many times it has been answered.

Given we have loads of piston topics, it'll probably take you around 10minutes to find, have fun.

[Hotwired]

damn kids, I don't finish work till Friday

Lucky bugger.

I finish work Monday at 18:30

[Fnord]

By the way, Google does have a converter built into its calculator.

You have to type out the word pascals though.

[clide]

By the way, Google does have a converter built into its calculator.

You have to type out the word pascals though.

Naw, you just have to use capital letters where needed http://www.google.com/search?q=243+psi+in+kPa

[Strake]

thanks a bunch for that much appreciated i shouldve search tho ohh well i blame it on being tired lol once again much appreciated the reason i wanted to know was that my little air compresser that goes into your cigeret lighter in your car only has kpa and i think bar and i wasnt sure what that was in psi it turns out i had it 131psi and the max ive had it is 100 ohh well least i no it can make it there not gonna push it to much higher tho even tho it could probably handle it.