How much radius will one coil cover?
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You should place coils 8 to 10 feet apart around perimeter for best results
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Radius? 2.5' Diameter? 5' I do not recommend these. They tend to fall apart.
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Joel, my experience has not been that much coverage (AlexG's response). I use two coils to cover the area of patio where we sit in the evening which is about 12x8. You do have to move them a bit away from you, or the smoke will be unpleasant. They do work pretty well, but they break easily. Be prepared to be creative with how you prop them up.
785753
Yes 6 coils but I've had to replace 2 already. I would not buy these again. If the next one that goes is on the firewall side I'm going to buy 6 Denso coils and replace them all again.
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You would have to ask the seller but pay close attention to the size of the coil difference; it says universal but would not fit under the tank of my motorcycle and I had to return it for a refund.
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You are welcome but it appears to be approx a foot long, if I had to guess, plus it will extend longer with the coil.
715187
to cover the cord and cowling you really need 10 inches in length. it is about 1.5 inches in diameter
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Hi Doug, we offer a 30 day money back guarantee on all of our products. Quadruple Coil Total Shields run $550 Hope this helps. Jimmy G.
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google the part # and installation instructions and you should be able to find a pdf for it. I believe 9ft radius on the coverage, but check out the installation info.
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Striker is About 1.5 by 2.5 inches. Coil is about 1.5 by 1.5 by 3 inches. Exact dimension can be found in description
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It depends on the size of the nugget, but for small or normal size nuggets and a 6" coil expect about 6". You can put a larger coil on and that will get you deeper detection (a foot or more) but it will be less sensitive to smaller nuggets.
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3" x 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" - From the bottom of the brass to the Nut is 3", from inlet to outlet is 1 3/4", and The black coil housing is 1 3/4" round
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That I am not sure, I purchased the 25 foot hose. But it does easily coil without issue.
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i haven't measured it, but note that the travel reduction is NOT equivalent to the toroidal diameter; only the inside edge of the o-ring makes contact with the stem. (and anyway, the o-ring isn't even 2mm thick, so a 2mm reduction is totally impossible.)
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It has an adjustable coil section. I think the specs are that it will go down to 1.5 inches coils.
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Its a little big I tried it on my kettle last night, look for a 1 inch rubber stopper then you can drill it for the size of the copper tube you'll use for the chilling coil
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Hello, I cannot give you a definite answer on that. As I recall......these are approx. 4" in diameter by 8" tall. Have a a look at your front coils.......if that size is close to what is in there, they should work. Another customer described the installation best! The 1st one takes 2 hrs. & the other side about 20 min. It helps to be 1/2 gorilla! Neil
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about an eighth inch. I believe # 8 is, 8 squares per inch which would make each hole the thickness of the wire smaller than 1/8 th inch
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The instructions explain to use at least two feet of copper tubing on the inlet and outlet side. I did and have had no problems. Be sure to use jam wrenches on the compression fittings to prevent distortion of the coils.