[H h20]

I found this and it looks good it`s available in 2 choices and it`s also designed for window cleaning,Gaz
http://www.rocketspray.com/

[jouk45]

gaz, iv shown this link a few times, no one seemed to be interested, my opinion is it seems much more powerfull than than our backpacks,

[H h20]

Hi Jouk,iv`e not noticed your post on it before,it does look good if you are prepared to pay out that much,i should have my selfbuilt powerd backpack ready soon,Gaz 

[jouk45]

dont forget the jet pack, to reach those high spots lol

[shaunjames]

Hi,good link. I see sprayer has adjustable pressure from 30-100 psi, certainly would be interested. Have e-mailed them to see if they can post to UK.
Shaun

[shaunjames]

Price, whilst not cheap is nonetheless comparable with the shurflo backpack bought in the UK. There are 2 models, the more powerful sprayer which can pump upto 100psi works out at £170, so allowing for postage if they supply to the uk would probably work out at around the £200 mark.
Shaun

[jinky230]

noticed the battery is 5 amps if running at 100psi would this relate to about 45 mins battery life just wondered as the 100psi   pump we have  runs at 7amps per hour

[jeff1]

noticed the battery is 5 amps if running at 100psi would this relate to about 45 mins battery life just wondered as the 100psi   pump we have  runs at 7amps per hour

Jinky You are Right.

[windows_chepstow]

the more powerful sprayer which can pump upto 100psi works out at £170, so allowing for postage if they supply to the uk would probably work out at around the £200 mark.

Shaun

Shaun,

I think you'd find it costs around £60 to £70 for postage; then the UK delivery firm will add VAT and a handling charge on top of that.  So I think the whole thing would work out at around £270.

I think that the shurflo backpack at £170 pound is cracking value for money.

And as for having 100 psi, with a backpack (or the Rocket), you don't really need that pressure as I doubt you'd use it with 100 meters of microbore.

It does look good though.

I reckon it'd be better than similar WFP trolley systems with a similar water carrying capacity and at around half of the price too.