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Old August 27th 03, 06:01 PM
dave
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On Wed, 27 Aug 2003, Paul Mennen wrote:


I have a device (of my own design) hooked into my pitot-static
system using barbed tee's, breeze clamps and Tygon tubing.
The problem is it is too hard to remove. (And I have to remove
it often since my device is still under development).



Replace the barbed fittings with hose nipples. When I can't find nipples
and have to use barbs, I chuck the barb in a drill and file the barbs
down, leaving the one nearest the end but smoothing off its sharp edge.
The hose will go on & off easily with no damage, just like a nipple.


would need some kind of shutoff valve



Small brass valves for tubing or screw-in fittings are available at any
auto parts store.

-Dan


Paul,

There maybe parker distrubuters in your area.

Here are a few part numbers.
164pmt-6 3/8 Tee Brass I think

362ptc-6 3/8 y-union composite
354ptc-6 3/8 Tee composite

This is out of catalog 3501E "brass fittings and valves"


http://www.parker.com/brassprod/cat/...nect-Trans.pdf

Hope this helps

Dave
Dallas