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lv-ab: Watermaking

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Date: Sat Apr 20 2002 - 21:57:50 EDT

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    In a message dated 4/19/02 8:36:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
    writes:

    > Briefly, get a second 5 Micron prefilter and
    > make your water anyplace. Very little of our use has been in "clean ocean
    > water", or clean water of any kind; most has been in bays and canals. We've
    > made our own water in a couple marinas that had really BAD water.

    I don't make water in obviously dirty water such as Gloucester MA which has a
    large commercial fising fleet and very little circulation for fear of oil
    contamination of the membranes and general rot from fishing debris. Another
    area is the sounds of North Carolina. For some reason the brackish water
    there make the prefilters really foul with black stinky residue, and the
    output water has a slight but unpleasant flavor.

    Very silty water, such as here in St Augustine FL, makes good water but the
    filters need frequent attention.

    In Key West the filters lasted a long time but the intake strainer needed to
    be emptied of grass every day.

    Norm
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