WMI installs?

[Dalo Harkin]

Devils own states their mix is 49 water 51 meth

[Prawny]

i always wonder why the hell wmi is so expensive. you can make a for less than £200 with a tank.

Would you care to provide details of how you would build the boost activated progressive controller for that price?

[jamie1989]

I would love to know.
Im on the verge of buying devils own meth kit.
Iv sourced meth so know where to buy it now too.

[Prawny]

I paid £37 for 50 litres of meth in 2x 25L containers from a Polish chap in plymouth.

Search for methanol on ebay, and there are loads of people who buy 1000L at a time for making their own BioFuel, then sell it off by the litre for around 60p/L to make some money back.

by the time you mix it 50/50 with water, it's costing you 30p per litre of solution, so about £1.20 to fill the meth tank, and that'll typically last about the same as a tank of fuel. Very little additional cost for a considerable gain

[DunnDeal12]

i always wonder why the hell wmi is so expensive. you can make a for less than £200 with a tank.

Would you care to provide details of how you would build the boost activated progressive controller for that price?

you dont NEED a progressive controller all you need is boost switch. its what i use i have x2 nozzles come on full spray at 8 psi

[Prawny]

Perhaps, but for another £100 I have a full programmable progressive controller, with a low level indicator and fault indicating LED.

From testing on mine, I've found it runs better when used progressively to start pumping at 7psi ramping up to full pump by 15psi.

Giving it full pump at anything below 12psi seems to cause a minor hesitation as it doesn't need that much fluid yet, reducing nozzle size to counter this means it hasn't got enough at the top end to cool to it's full ability.

[Prawny]

thats not to take away from your £200 setup, it'll still be hugely effective I'm sure, just that I'd prefer a progressive setup.

Sorry if my first post sounded a bit sh!tty  it was early and I was grumpy!

[DunnDeal12]

thats not to take away from your £200 setup, it'll still be hugely effective I'm sure, just that I'd prefer a progressive setup.

Sorry if my first post sounded a bit sh!tty  it was early and I was grumpy!

dont worry about it bro  but what im saying is you dont need a progressive controller to get started.