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May 15th 04, 04:32 PM
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Calculating water lift?
Exactly what is the proper way to calculate water lift?
Let's say I have a 10' total rise and my pump is a 300gph. How do I figure out the new gph? There must be a simple/ standard formula. BTW, the information and friendliness in this ng is rather unique. The posts & info has helped me immensely, even though I had to drain & "fix" my mistakes twice. The pond looks wicked awesome now, thanks to info from people in here. -- The~Doofie~Man © "LET ME SEE YOUR CIGARETTE LIGHTERS!!!!!" Putting the fun back in FUNeral!! http://www.geocities.com/doof70/index.html 
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