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14-02-2012, 10:36 AM | #11 |
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14-02-2012, 10:46 AM | #12 |
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Hi bro FidoX, for me, I used 5cm of the very thick green tubing which most LFS would carry.
-Fit roughly 2cm onto the rainbar, -Cut the end of the flexible tubing which you want to fit into the rainbar, till the area with ridges. -Insert the tubing into the rainbar till the first hole where the water exits. It works for me, very secure. |
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14-02-2012, 11:45 AM | #14 |
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Thanks bros. Actually this is a ious 2 tier setup. The return pump at bottom tank pumping water up to this ohf. Using rio32hf. PVC pipings secured firmly to cover so even top tray can place a layer of momotaro. Rest of trays are stacked with a layer of mr aqua cr n momotaro. As for wool the ious will take care of it. PVC piping rainbar has valves to control the flow at end of rain bar cos normally end has stronger flow than front. Base plate has 3 outlets so won't overflow. So far running ok, only that bottom ious compartment water drop very low when running. Headache |
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Something i will consider next time if ever there's a new set up. Thanks for sharing |
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