The most challenging clock to program?

[FIMCO-MEISTER]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

Missed it..the insulation Johns Manville?

Same folks. Most difficult clock I ever encountered.

[PurpHaze]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

Missed it..the insulation Johns Manville?

Yup... a big conglomerate that has subsidiaries in many different lines... often being counter-productive. Kinda like Toro.

[irrig8r]

I meant to write "biggest"... it came out as "because".. brain fart I guess...

Anyway, yeah... same Johns Manville. The manual told you how to use it for watering or misting poultry too as I recall..

I ran across it in '84 or '85. I replaced it with an Irritrol clock... probably a Dial AB, because those were good enough for most jobs and easy enough for homeowners to handle..

[koster_irrigation]

TORO IC Definitely Is high ranked, TORO XF-416

Rainbird HP Series

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by FIMCO-MEISTER

Same folks. Most difficult clock I ever encountered.

Where's Boots? Would think he'd have pics of this clock, sounds crazed.

[Rachetrf]

Gotta be the late 90s CalSense

[Wet_Boots]

Cactus Hug's favorite controller

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by Wet_Boots

Cactus Hug's favorite controller

Believe it: I wandered into many cold calls that had that clock, and knew instantly what the rest of the system was going to be like.

[Wet_Boots]

it is one electromechanical controller you can easily get a replacement motor for

[stebs]

How about the POS rainbird ISA 304?

my wonderful dad bought it this spring at a big box store..

4 zones, Can only have 1 program in use at a time. If you change programs it defaults the controller. Get in the program review and bump the wrong button, it defaults the controller.

Its getting replaced in the spring! No exceptions!