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    Quarter turn valves on manifold...

    Anyone make a decent quarter turn manifold anymore?
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    The only one's i know about are both not yet released. The Paradigm manifold,and Just Better has one in there 2011 catalog.

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    im using a mastercool alum. block manifold & so far have had no
    problems with it. as soon as doug releases his manifold i will retire this
    im using.

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    I have pre ordered JB's new ball valve manifold and according to JB they are supposed to ship around the 3rd week of April.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Indy View Post
    I have pre ordered JB's new ball valve manifold and according to JB they are supposed to ship around the 3rd week of April.
    How much did the JB cost?

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    Can anyone explain to me how the "new" J/B Manifold can operate with valves perpendicular to the front without ripping off Digi-Cools design? or is it not a rip off?
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    Quote Originally Posted by JTCHVAC View Post
    How much did the JB cost?
    $150.00

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    Quote Originally Posted by itsiceman View Post
    Can anyone explain to me how the "new" J/B Manifold can operate with valves perpendicular to the front without ripping off Digi-Cools design? or is it not a rip off?
    See the attached PDF from 1996

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    Quote Originally Posted by Indy View Post
    See the attached PDF from 1996
    Indy all those valves are all on the front like all the rest of the 1/4 turn ball valve manifolds out there. That old design will not work if you locate the knobs on the side of the manifold like a traditional valved set.
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    Quote Originally Posted by itsiceman View Post
    Indy all those valves are all on the front like all the rest of the 1/4 turn ball valve manifolds out there. That old design will not work if you locate the knobs on the side of the manifold like a traditional valved set.
    Okay I see what you are saying. I guess I didn't understand your post. All I was trying to say in my post is that ball valve manifolds are nothing new as you already know. Some of the newer guys to HVAC may not have realized that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by itsiceman View Post
    Can anyone explain to me how the "new" J/B Manifold can operate with valves perpendicular to the front without ripping off Digi-Cools design? or is it not a rip off?
    Probably the best way for you to resolve that issue, is to call JB....

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    Brilliant!!
    TY GF
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