Well... no, not quite. First, I looked at that website and I'm afraid they've mangled the definition of RDWC pretty badly. UC is a form of RDWC, because RDWC stands for 'recirculating deep water culture.' that has nothing at all to do with spraying water on the underside of the pot your roots are in, it refers to the fact that all the buckets in a given system are connected with hoses and water flows from a head bucket (or 'epicenter' if you're using UC terminology) through all the growing sites, and then through a pump and back to the head bucket.
My design is very close to the UC model; I have a head bucket which has the hose from the pump flowing into it, a coil that circulates cooling water to chill the water in the system and four outlet ports, one for each of four rows of growing sites. I have six growing sites per row, for a total of 24. At the tail end, hoses from two rows go through a Tee fitting to one, and then each of those goes into a 'tailbucket', where the submersible pump sits, pumping water back to the head bucket. All bulkheads and hoses are 1" diameter, to ease waterflow through the system. Each growing site has an airstone in it, and I use a 200 liter per minute air pump to run them all. Currently, I don't have a 'top off reservoir', but when I do, it will have nothing but water in it. I keep the water temp. at 62-64, because Jalisco Kid and others said that was a good compromise between cool enough to inhibit root rot and too cold for good growth. pH can swing as low as 5.3 and as high as 6.5, my daytime air temps are in the upper 70s and humidity is kept around 65%.
I run DM Zone at 1ml/gal- which at roughly 3 gallons per site is about 80 gallons of water, or 80 ml of DM Zone. Since I don't have any root rot problems, I only add this at water changeout time.
I run 3g/gal of Jacks Professional Hydroponic dry nutrients, 1 g/gal of epsom salts and 2g/gal of calcium nitrate. I mix the jacks and epsom salts together and fully dissolve them in a 5 gallon bucket and add to the RDWC water. Then I do the same with the calcium nitrate, dilute it and add it in slowly, to avoid nutrient lockup. I add a little
Superthrive and... nothing else. I run this for about 2 weeks, then dump the water and do a fresh batch. Jacks, etc is so inexpensive I can do this for less than one dollar a changeout!
That's a pretty good blueprint of my growing system, and it works. This needn't be complicated...