Posted by John B. on May 12, 2009 at 06:17:01 from (38.114.64.134):
Just curious! Who prefers one monitor over the other, Raven or Dickey John.
I prefer the Raven my self, but that's just what I was taught on.
I also prefer the flow meter over the flow/pressure sensor systems. The sensor you need to know the density of your liquid such as thicker materials versus water and program that into the monitor, plus you have to program you tip size into the monitor. This can change with every load of checmical you spray unless the mix is the same for each load. Or if you change your tips you need to reprogram the monitor.
A flow meter registers a gallon wether it's water or a thicker substance and tip size doesn't have to be programed into the monitor. A gallon is a gallon by measure not density. This is why I like the flow meter system.
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