User has a Rain Jet system chosen for minimal overlap (18 ft squares, 48 ft diameter circles). Heads are no longer available; needs comparable replacements.
Tony recommends Hunter and Rain Bird lines with sufficient nozzle variety:
He adds: "Although it's always a good idea to overlap the arc coverage of one sprinkler with that of another one for uniformity." Head-to-head coverage is the design standard for even precipitation; the original Rain Jet design's non-overlap approach often leads to dry spots.
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