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From: thomas barnes (no email)
Date: Mon Oct 02 2006 - 07:44:35 EDT
Snip: "what is a reasonable or optimal size for a holding tank"
Depends on the area where your going to install it. When I put a system in our boat I drew out the dimensions of a tank that would fill the entire space. Sent them to a company called Ronco Plastics and they made the tank I needed for less money than one selling in the marine store, includuing shipping.
I found the company through Google.
Tom B.
badornato <> wrote:
I am taking out a rusty microphor marine sanitation system from under
the bed in the fore stateroom and am planning to replace it with a
plain old holding tank and Y valve for simplicity's sake.
what is the best material for a holding tank?
and although this may bring up some personal questions about our
individual effluent volumes, what is a reasonable or optimal size for
a holding tank for usually two persons and occasional parties of 6-8
people?
the boat is a krogen 42..
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