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Old 23rd April 2005, 16:00   #20 (permalink)
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Equally blown out here...

Since an AL head would be hard-coated the same as the can, corrosion shouldn't be much of a problem. The biggest advantage of the acetal head is that it is easily machined. the biggest disadvantage is that it _may be_ slightly less durable.

The moisture pads are made from the same material as PackTowels - the light-weight, highly absorbant camping towels. it absorbs 8x it's weight in water while being thin and light. It is much more efficient than cellulose sponge material, is easy to wash/wring out and dries very quickly.

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Hi Tim,

Thanks for the info. I'm hoping it settles down tomorrow so that we can get wet here in NE! As per head durability I wonder if anyone has ever hit an obstruction during penetration. On a picky note I see a mini-shroud as a useful accessory for head and hose protection, or is this a non-issue since the Meg. profile doesn't seem as large as a Insp. or certainly as out there as the megacephalic Optima.
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