DIY : 24/7 New Water Drip System

[Finalfire9]

That setup is retarded id rather just hook your tapline up to a inline icemaker filter and run a tiny line to your tank with a floatvalve at the end.

Just seems like your gonna have to time the aged water and turn the system on and off alot. On maybe a week like cycle, The problem i see it takes water more then 24+ to declorinate so you cant have a continous flow like RO filter or inline icemakefilter would give you. Nice work tho.

 

[Finalfire9]

That setup is retarded id rather just hook your tapline up to a inline icemaker filter and run a tiny line to your tank with a floatvalve at the end.

Just seems like your gonna have to time the aged water and turn the system on and off alot. On maybe a week like cycle, The problem i see it takes water more then 24+ to declorinate so you cant have a continous flow like RO filter or inline icemakefilter would give you. Nice work tho.

Dumbass Finalfire that setup is good if you dont wanna buy a INline RO filter or a Icemaker filter.

 

[petro_chemicals]

interesting...

 

[flamenco-t]

welcome to 18th century....you guys obviously missed the update lol

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[SubMariner9]

Li, Unbelievable that this thread was started in 2006. WOW!

I now understand the drip system you were trying to explain to me at the 2008 Catfish Convention. I get it now and the pictures clearly show how you do it.

Excellent idea and Excellent thread.

Thanx for sharing,


Richard

 

[rucus]

Damn, Thats sweet

 

[jearbear]

looks like a very confusing setup

 

[Austin]

looks like a very confusing setup

not at all, water goes through the minidos to the tank. tank has overflow or a pump on a float switch to dump the waste water. end of story. i'm actually gonna order my minidos next week. still wanna help stan?

 

[flamenco-t]

not at all, water goes through the minidos to the tank. tank has overflow or a pump on a float switch to dump the waste water. end of story. i'm actually gonna order my minidos next week. still wanna help stan?

of course..

 

[j.eggleston]

Very interesting.