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What the hell are you even trying to say in your second sentence?!

Do you mean 70 lph?
Neither lph, gph, or "ph" are units of measurement fro pressure.
Your pump probably doesn't make enough pressure to run those nozzles.

They're supposed to run at like 45-60 psi or some shit like that.

Your pump is probably generating like 6psi (if you're using a pond pump).

>>1126513
Gallons per hour bae

The motor I originally had was 70 mph and the nozzles are rated 2 ph. I upgraded to 300 gph with the same result

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>>1126498
From the looks of it ya got the wrong spray jets.

>>1126498
If you have household water then use that. It should be anywhere from 40-60psi.

>>1126498
Ig you are using a 300gph pump, check your system. You have kinks or clogs in the lines.

Maybe the nozzles need higher pressure.
GPH is not the same as pressure. A pump can move a lot but be unable to develop much pressure.
I think the rating you need to increase is the pump "head" or how high it can pump the water.

>>1126550
Volume is not pressure

>>1126861
So im guessing gph is more like volts and torque?

I already used 1/4 tubing I don't know what else to do besides try new nozzles

a pond pump is not suitable to run a mister

>>1126878
>So im guessing gph is more like volts and torque?
GPH is like the current rating on a wall wart. It states the maximum flow, if the conditions are right(the resistance is low enough).

With high resistance nozzles, you'll need a higher pressure pump. I don't think you'd need much actial flow. It just keeps the roots wet doesn't it?

Those look a hell of a lot like my drip nozzles. You got the wrong parts anon