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From: David Vrona (no email)
Date: Sun Jan 04 2004 - 07:28:22 EST
Thanks for the reply. My preference is to use something off the shelf if
possible but it looks like I better start thinking up a custom design as I
spent 3 hours searching the Internet last night and came up with nothing
suitable.
Perhaps I can find a fiberglass tank manufacturer that can sell me
something.
Thanks again.
Dave
>
> It's just a tube, copper or plastic that extends from the top
> of the tank to within about half an inch of the bottom.
> Actually, commercial units often have a little screen over
> the tip, which you should NOT do, throw it away. It just gets
> clogged after a few years, always at the worst time.
> Distance from the bottom is mostly a personal matter, but the
> older and dirtier the tank, the higher it needs to be.
> Calder may have a recommendation in one of his books. A
> quarter inch seems not far enough and 3/4 seems too far.
>
> Rick NH2F
> Westsail 32 Xapic
> Cabo San Juan, Puerto Rico
>
www.mouseherder.com/xapic/sleep.html
www.westsail.org
Sail like a Kiwi
Anchor like a Canadian
Live like a Texan
.:.
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