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It turns out that the anti-siphon valve is not intended to be under pressure for more than 12 hours or so. After a couple weeks the anti-siphon valve failed spectacularly. The spigot side of the timer was always turned on, and the timer turns the hose on for half an hour each day. Not knowing any better, I bought an Orbit watering timer, connected one side to the frost-free spigot and the other to a soaker irrigation hose.