help.DIY auto top up

[seth]

[junrl]

Hi Marty, now I know, thanks. Not computer savvy kasi e.
One last nalang mga sir, float in action.

[seth]

[lncc63]

I usually refrain from making short posts but I'll make an exception here.

[mazach]

[seth]

Ginagamit ko na lalagyan for daily top-off, sakto sa evaporation rate ng tank ko (1 liter plastic canister). Naa-adjust yung flow via airline valve... pwede siyang 1 drop per 1-3 seconds. So from there, makakapa mo kung gaano karami yung mailalagay sa tank mo sa loob ng isang araw.

May isa pang alternative diyan, with absolutely no electrical parts. See here:
http://reefbuilders.com/2009/05/26/diy- ... to-topoff/

Dito unang nanggaling yan, kaso wala na kasi yung pictures. Sayang. http://www.nano-reef.com/topic/65554-su ... hl=sun+tea

Kung iiwan mo ng matagalan yung tank mo tapos walang mag-aasikaso, pwede rin naman to:
http://www.nano-reef.com/topic/29093-we ... ?b=1#entry

[mazach]

Thanks bro, mas madali yung design mo, how did you compute for the evaporation rate ng tank mo?

[seth]

I drew a line on my sump. Easy, eh?

[mazach]

[gamedawg]

I think the best one is the Battery operated Pump. its cheap, easy to build and cheap:lol: it will work for nano tanks and for bigger tanks. and its easy to hide under a table or behind the tank.

Battery operated pump
Float switch

everything else are household items. Although i would want to mod the pump so it runs on Li-ion or at least rechargeable AAs. size D batteries are just so much of a hassle.

[mazach]

[seth]

[tosh48]

@ts
bro tanong ko lang bakit ayaw mo na may pump?

[mazach]

[gamedawg]

@mazach - try this bro -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTYxVr8lws8

@seth - that will work thanks..