[jouk45]

HERES IS ANOTHER VIDEO OF AN EXTENDER POLE WHERE CLAMPS IS BEING USED,  SO THAT NO ONE MISTAKES IT FOR A CAR BRUSH, SO I MADE THIS POLE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT, ALSO THE FLOW CONTROL TRIGGER,

[Clear Vision]

You might make hollywood yet 

Good video. Almost as good as mine 

Does the hose coil up inside?

[jouk45]

no coils i promise, besides i  tryed that years ago, was usless,  a lot of hard work has went into this matthew,

[jeff1]

You might make hollywood yet 

Arnold Joe Schwarzenegger 

[jouk45]

i was bigger than him at one time 

[* mike RH]

I don't get it though. From what I can see you are plugged into a water supply. I thought the idea was that the pole could work unattached to anything. That was why its so amazing - ie: where does the water come from ?

[jouk45]

I don't get it though. From what I can see you are plugged into a water supply. I thought the idea was that the pole could work unattached to anything. That was why its so amazing - ie: where does the water come from ?

it can work unatached to the hose, i have left that bit out for  now, until all my protection is in place, mike the pole itself is a huge improvment, its tubless, with built in trigger, if they where on sale tomorrow they would sell like hotcakes,
i have loads of emails asking me to notify them when its on the market,  if anyone can show me a TELESCOPIC pole that is tubless, with built in flow control, please do, (and not a car was pole) the only pole that comes close to mine is the carbontec, and they are screw on sections,

[* mike RH]

Ah, I understand. Probably wise.

So how high could they go?

[jouk45]

Ah, I understand. Probably wise.

So how high could they go?

i think about 40 or 50 ft, in due time, i can definitly get  18 21ft no problem just now,    to me the domestic market would be good enough to get it started,   the bigger poles can be done later,

[EasyClean]

Question for Jouk45:

Is the flow control fitted to the bottom of the base section?

Also, is he base section a minimum of 2 inches longer than the previous section?

Is there a small diameter hose connected to the internal fitting of the flow control , (internally on the base section of the pole), just long enough when the pole is fully extended to reach the jets but small enough to recoil inside the pole when the pole is closed to minimal length?

[jouk45]

Question for Jouk45:

Is the flow control fitted to the bottom of the base section?

Also, is he base section a minimum of 2 inches longer than the previous section?

Is there a small diameter hose connected to the internal fitting of the flow control , (internally on the base section of the pole), just long enough when the pole is fully extended to reach the jets but small enough to recoil inside the pole when the pole is closed to minimal length?

yes the flow control is fitted to the base, but i can fitt the controler anywher on the base, say about 12inches from the base,
this would be much easier for to turn on/of, i have already been ask this question, no coils are used, been there done it, useless, remember, what you are seeing here is only the prototype, and i have left the most important part of the invention out, the water transfer device,

[EasyClean]

I fit the flow controllers to the top of my base sections so that they aren't in the way when cleaning tall reach panes of glass but easy to switch on/off before and after cleaning glass. IMO it's better at the top rather than at the bottom of the base section and definitely better than wearing one on your belt

[Captain Scarlet]

I don't really know how it works, this might sound really stupid, but is it an eleasticated hose, so it stretches up the pole or something shaped like this picture or is it a telesccopic hose, with a very tight fit, like a hydralic fit???

[edd]

you could use something like a car aerial telescopic tubing type stuff
get the idea??

[EasyClean]

you could use something like a car aerial telescopic tubing type stuff
get the idea??

My thoughts exactly

The water transfer device is bluetooth so no need for hoses

[edd]

EasyCleans on my channel good on yaah

[Captain Scarlet]

so what do you think of my diagram! do you think that is how it works?

[jouk45]

I don't really know how it works, this might sound really stupid, but is it an eleasticated hose, so it stretches up the pole or something shaped like this picture or is it a telesccopic hose, with a very tight fit, like a hydralic fit???

I don't really know how it works, this might sound really stupid, but is it an eleasticated hose, so it stretches up the pole or something shaped like this picture or is it a telesccopic hose, with a very tight fit, like a hydralic fit???

thats very good luke, your a good thinker,  i can not say to much about the workings of it until i recieve my certificate from the patent office,
i have used many methods over the years, some ideas where ok but limited  to what height you can go, plus pressure, wearing parts ect, i have chosen what i think is the best method for this type of pole,

[edd]

err no....... the Ariel is going to work after all its like the pole anyway telescopic

[kevin @ Ess]

i have been playing about with pole designs, as i am putting my system together,
tried a sort of concertena (spelling??) design of inner tube, but found it tended to kink and coil up like normal hose, so i have given up and am waiting to find out how joe did it!!!