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yes, plan was to use one in each 65lt container.
Will let you know how it goes.
Will let you know how it goes.
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I bought these for my 12 site.
Running 1inch with a 1000glphr, hooking it all up this week..
That was the idea... Hopefully not to much as you say, either way should be good seeing the effect..
Yea, your prob right. I wanted to get the bubbling/splashing effect that your after as well.. "i prob went a bit overboard trying to achieve this"
Once its all going ill try get some pics or a vid up for everyone to have a look and make there own assessment.
Pics video oh yeah..Yea, your prob right. I wanted to get the bubbling/splashing effect that your after as well.. "i prob went a bit overboard trying to achieve this"
Once its all going ill try get some pics or a vid up for everyone to have a look and make there own assessment.
Thanks for the inspiration @ttystikk really excited to see how this little system runs w/no airstones
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I plan on adding another inline valve in the control bucket to shut off the feed to the 2 zones. I also plan on adding some sort of fitting to each feed line to be able to direct the water in a certain angle(s).
I aimed my waterflow directly at the surface of the water inn the tub, yours looks like it's hitting the side of the bucket. IDK if it makes much difference.
Im with you on that, I plan on adding a 3/4" elbow aimed directly at the water. i just havent made it to the hardware store... This elbow will slip right into my tub outlet
same here - my control bucket im using in that picture was actually designed as a zone for a plant. but i drilled the outlet almost 3"s down the bucket - just past the ridges of the bucket. I didnt like the distance between water surface and outlet. So i found these other buckets that had less ridges on the outside and i was able to put my water inlet about 3/4" below bucket height which is working out tits. I also designed a system with the water outlet coming down from the lid (like a top feed) but i ran into accessibility issues - i think that design will work better with 10-15 gal totes.That should do 'er then. I've noticed that the more distance there is between nozzle and water surface, the better it works.
same here - my control bucket im using in that picture was actually designed as a zone for a plant. but i drilled the outlet almost 3"s down the bucket - just past the ridges of the bucket. I didnt like the distance between water surface and outlet. So i found these other buckets that had less ridges on the outside and i was able to put my water inlet about 3/4" below bucket height which is working out tits. I also designed a system with the water outlet coming down from the lid (like a top feed) but i ran into accessibility issues - i think that design will work better with 10-15 gal totes.
what about something like a simple household faucet aerator..it wouldnt reduce flow and look what it does for the kitchen sink.
With your sys that small I would keep your pump around. Once roots hit your bottom bucket there is not going to be much splashing around. That and the water design you have there will not much time for water/air contact. If you saw my tanks you would know I lean the other way. JKThanks for the inspiration @ttystikk really excited to see how this little system runs w/no airstones
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I plan on adding another inline valve in the control bucket to shut off the feed to the 2 zones. I also plan on adding some sort of fitting to each feed line to be able to direct the water in a certain angle(s).
With your sys that small I would keep your pump around. Once roots hit your bottom bucket there is not going to be much splashing around. That and the water design you have there will not much time for water/air contact. If you saw my tanks you would know I lean the other way. JK
With your sys that small I would keep your pump around. Once roots hit your bottom bucket there is not going to be much splashing around. That and the water design you have there will not much time for water/air contact. If you saw my tanks you would know I lean the other way. JK