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Water pressure regulator

tsduke03
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I've read to much on this subject. I've been camping for years, but only a couple in a TT with water and all the amenities. Had not used a water pressure regulator until this last weekend because I keeping hearing you must use one.

I tried a cheap brass model on loan. Almost NO flow.

So now my question is, do I really need to spend a bunch? I see a lot of comments Watts, Watts, Watts, but is it really necessary.

This unit has decent reviews...
http://www.amazon.com/Valterra-A01-1122VP-Lead-Free-Water-Regulator/dp/B003YJJHI0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1400679348&sr=8-1&keywords=water+pressure+regulator+rv

I know Valtera also has a better one but it's close to $50.
2011 Heartland 26FQB
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HappyKayakers
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tsduke03 wrote:
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I tried a cheap brass model on loan. Almost NO flow.

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Those cheap brass ones actually work OK when they're new but over time the flow gets restricted. I used to buy a new one every other year (fulltiming). Then I got one with the pressure gauge attached to it - that one has held up for several years now.
Joe, Mary and Dakota, the wacko cat
Fulltiming since 2006
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newman_fulltime
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Double post

tsduke03
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"get one with the red ring or say high flow"

What is the red ring?
2011 Heartland 26FQB

newman_fulltime
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No you do not get one with the red ring or say high flow