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Originally Posted by ndutton
My experience is a small diameter vent hose provides enough restriction that a metering valve is not necessary. One less part. I forget the size of my vent hose, something like 5/16" I think.
The tricky part is finding a place to discharge the spittle that is open to air. Usually a galley sink is the answer. Joe, your drawing has me concerned. The arrangement of discharging the spittle to a below the waterline thru hull works when the engine is running but will not allow air into the loop freely when a siphon tries to start (vacuum dynamic). That's the reason I mentioned the end of the vent hose needing an open air connection. Mine connects to the galley sink drain at a point above the waterline.
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Disclaimer: maybe "thru-hull" on the drawing doesn't mean what I thought it did.
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I didn't mean to imply it would be underwater! That would be
If I hook that up it will be next to the bilge pump outlets.