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Video queued up to explosion: He knew exactly what he did. This is why anytime some lowlife comes in with taped-up windows I keep an eye on what they're doing.

Unitec does it by using the MDB setup. I doubt I'll be able to do it that way.

For mixing powder chemicals, I cut a 5 gallon bucket down, then cut a hole in the top of a drum that the bucket top fits into and secure it with some screws that just keep the bucket top from lifting out.

So there are no Mars coupons that are for any value other than $1 or $5?

No.

As I said, I haven't tried it, but I have tested a Hamilton validator with Tokenotes and watched it pulse a combination of $1 and $5 signals. I'm sure I could capture oddball-number bill pulses from a Mars validator coupon and have a programmable relay output a Tokenote signal. There's no...

I've never tried it, but I think I can get a Mars validator to fool the Hamilton controller into thinking the Mars coupon is a Hamilton Tokenote. Mars validators only output a single pulse per dollar, and their coupons can be any dollar value. The Goldline will only see it as cash in...

Have you done anything different? Have you tried any suggestions given?

True in the right application, idiotic when suggested for self-serve car washes. GPM is what matters for water use. Putting the wrong nozzle in the hands of a customer is just looking for problems. Stick to the topic for once.

Yes, I know it's different in some areas, but in Texas it's the standard with ISPs to have unlimited data. I don't know of any hardline service that limits.

I don't know what Scotch Plaid sells it for retail, but it probably runs less than $2/gallon. They are owned by Sonny's now. They don't plan on any major changes other than adding Sonny's equipment and chemicals.

I'm using AT&T, $50/month, 200mb/s.

It sounds like it could be a port conflict. Try what Fatboy769 suggested, or disconnect everything but the coordinator and see if it works.

IMO you won't achieve max throughput if you can't stack at least six cars. In theory it works, but in practice you'll have a lot of idle time. If people can't get in line, they'll leave and wash somewhere else.

100% is still a percentage.

You can stand to make more from an auto bay, but given your current numbers I doubt it would be worth the headache. An IBA unit will be a lot more maintenance, a lot more upfront cost, and it's something you'll have to replace every so often. It would be much more profitable if you find a...

I know, I was gonna report you. :D

Since it's just a flow meter, you can absolutely bypass it for now.

I have to disagree. I've heard the same thing from many people, especially ones who have bought a used unit. Unless they find a reliable independent tech, they end up at the mercy of the nearest PDQ distributor who price gouges on parts. Maybe this has changed some since PDQ has altered...