FountainMan
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Something else about AquaMaster, their HVF which is similar to the Kasco VFX despite being an open propeller fountain still manage to become distorted.
One thing that bugs me about Kasco and I should mention Otterbine as well is the newer design vs old design.
For example, the older Kasco fountains had the lifesaver flotation and smaller slinger disk and had a much smoother spray. Several years ago Kasco redesigned their float with the hexagonal design, but added several inches to the floats height so that it sticks way out.
They also increased the size of the slinger disk I understand they did this to make the display bigger but at the same time restricting the flow making the spray so thin that it looks cheap.
Otterbine did this as well with the concept 3 series. Used to have the circular float but replaced it with that square design. And like Kasco added several inches so that the float sticks way out of the water.
AquaMaster has a nice thin float but made the mistake of making the float blue.
Aqua Control's float looks better having the conical floats but the actual nozzles are a bit showy.
I think the visibility of the actual fountain components shouldn't overwhelm the aesthetics of the spray it produces. And just about every fountain company in some way or another breaks this rule.
One thing that bugs me about Kasco and I should mention Otterbine as well is the newer design vs old design.
For example, the older Kasco fountains had the lifesaver flotation and smaller slinger disk and had a much smoother spray. Several years ago Kasco redesigned their float with the hexagonal design, but added several inches to the floats height so that it sticks way out.
They also increased the size of the slinger disk I understand they did this to make the display bigger but at the same time restricting the flow making the spray so thin that it looks cheap.
Otterbine did this as well with the concept 3 series. Used to have the circular float but replaced it with that square design. And like Kasco added several inches so that the float sticks way out of the water.
AquaMaster has a nice thin float but made the mistake of making the float blue.
Aqua Control's float looks better having the conical floats but the actual nozzles are a bit showy.
I think the visibility of the actual fountain components shouldn't overwhelm the aesthetics of the spray it produces. And just about every fountain company in some way or another breaks this rule.