Bluetooth cordless hose from Home Depot

My father (now in 90's) says that his teenage dream was to be able to walk the street and talk with somebody far away.
Now everybody does that and I bet exceeding father's "far away" criteria.
I figured out years ago that android will not be fully functional unless I can punch "pepperoni Pizza" and from the back slot hot slice will roll out.
Sounds impossible? Just like my father's teenage dream?

You can increase the flow by purchasing the Blue Tooth Frequency Grease.

You're right about that. You have to connect the Bluetooth transmitter, or is it transporter(?), to the water supply.

I was operating under the assumption that the nozzle and receiver were a single unit. You were talking about the bottom portion of the nozzle, i.e. the receiver. Gotcha.

The bluetooth receiver should screw into the city water inlet just like it would screw into the sprayer inlet provided you could disconnect the Bluetooth fitting from the spray nozzle. Flow would be from the faucet to the city water connection just like the flows from the faucet to the sprayer. I want one. I don't see why it shouldn't work.

Hooking it to an inlet would do no good since it is one-way Bluetooth. There is no bi-communication between the head and the sending unit, so flow only works one way.

Can you disconnect the bottom portion and hook it to the city water inlet or does it only come as one unit?

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Bucky Badger wrote:
I can't seem to get mine to work properly. Water keeps coming out of the antenna

You just need to put a check valve on the antenna. I think Camco has one.

I can't seem to get mine to work properly. Water keeps coming out of the antenna