Re: Timed watering


In a message dated 7/20/99 8:36:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Rdadams@cs.com 
writes:

> If someone wants to find out how many gallons per minute that a certain 
type 
>  of sprinkler or soaker hose puts out they can put it in a five gallon 
bucket 
> 
>  or some type of container and turn it on. You time it for one minute and 
> then 
>  measure the water and that is how many gallons per minute you have. If you 
>  are going to use two sprinklers on one hose then you will have to check it 
>  with both of them on there.    Doug in Georgia
>  

Yeah that's a good theory....but you have to realize that water pressure 
varies greatly at different times of the day, and the output per minute can 
change drastically.
Probably better to get a flow meter, or if watering overhead, just use a rain 
guage.


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