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Old 03-21-2022, 11:13 AM   #5
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Re: Paddle Valves vs Electric Valves

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I was thinking of switching awhile back but heard complaints of bad switches and other problems like leaking. Is there a good brand of switch now to use.
IDK, I've never used electronic switches or valves. My friends have used Ridetech's 'Big Red' valves & then went to Accuair set-ups when they took over the market for high-end stuff. IDK who the go-to players are now. I believe Arnott bought the Accuair 'brand' after they folded.

There can be issues w/the electronics for any solenoid/electric switch but when isn't there a possibility for electronic parts to fail when subjected to moisture?
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