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"NetMax" wrote in message
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tanks ;~). I'm only running .... 14 CO2 injectors ;~). heh heh. I'm
just a hobbyist working in a pet shop while in-between real jobs, and I'm
having some fun with it :~).

Yeah right. The way Einstein was only a patent clerk
do a little mathematics between patent applications ;-)

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"NetMax" wrote in message
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tanks ;~). I'm only running .... 14 CO2 injectors ;~). heh heh. I'm
just a hobbyist working in a pet shop while in-between real jobs, and
I'm
having some fun with it :~).

Yeah right. The way Einstein was only a patent clerk
do a little mathematics between patent applications ;-)

LOL, Walt Disney's absent minded professor is a more appropriate
description. As proof, I added a new technical page today:
http://www.2cah.com/netmax/diy_proje...er/timer.shtml

This is the one Trevor was after (delay timer), now in colour pictures
(much easier than writing it all out in text).
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On Sun, 02 May 2004 18:06:04 -0400, NetMax wrote:



LOL, Walt Disney's absent minded professor is a more appropriate
description. As proof, I added a new technical page today:
http://www.2cah.com/netmax/diy_proje...er/timer.shtml

This is the one Trevor was after (delay timer), now in colour pictures
(much easier than writing it all out in text).

Yes thanks for this Netmax - I though it would be an obvious addition to
your great new website. I am going to by engineering friends house
tonight and will take these plans with so the timing of your post and
update could not have been better!

And allow me to be the first to compliment on a great pair of socks!!!

Trev

"Trevor" wrote in message
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On Sun, 02 May 2004 18:06:04 -0400, NetMax wrote:



LOL, Walt Disney's absent minded professor is a more appropriate
description. As proof, I added a new technical page today:
http://www.2cah.com/netmax/diy_proje...er/timer.shtml

This is the one Trevor was after (delay timer), now in colour
pictures
(much easier than writing it all out in text).

Yes thanks for this Netmax - I though it would be an obvious addition
to
your great new website. I am going to by engineering friends house
tonight and will take these plans with so the timing of your post and
update could not have been better!

And allow me to be the first to compliment on a great pair of
socks!!!

Trev

I'm not sure how well the earlier text description I gave you matches the
web page, because I threw away the napkin ;~)

Now what's this about my socks? ... or do I even want to know?
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On Tue, 04 May 2004 00:45:23 -0400, NetMax wrote:

I'm not sure how well the earlier text description I gave you matches the
web page, because I threw away the napkin ;~)

Now what's this about my socks? ... or do I even want to know?


The web page is great - shows it much better than just the dexription you
sent.

About the socks - its just that I noticed in that picture of you on your
site you were not wearing any shoes!!!!!!!

Also I have just read your page about the auto gravel vac and the
backflushing tank draining plumbing for a canister filter. I had heard you
mention this before on the groups but seeing your diagrams puts it into
much better perspective. I will probably add something similar to my tank.

I think I have one correction for you wher you mention that a cannister
can drain till the level of its intake if it gets a leak. To prevent this
happening you mentioned drill a hole just above the water line. The hole
should be a little bit bel;ow the water line so that it will start to suck
air only when the water level drops - then it will break the siphon and
you whole tank won't drain. If the hole is above the water line you will
never get the siphon to start. Once again I have not doen this but have
read about it on other sites

Keep on adding the DIY stuff

Trev

"Trevor" wrote in message
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On Tue, 04 May 2004 00:45:23 -0400, NetMax wrote:
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I think I have one correction for you wher you mention that a cannister
can drain till the level of its intake if it gets a leak. To prevent
this
happening you mentioned drill a hole just above the water line. The
hole
should be a little bit bel;ow the water line so that it will start to
suck
air only when the water level drops - then it will break the siphon
and
you whole tank won't drain. If the hole is above the water line you
will
never get the siphon to start. Once again I have not doen this but have
read about it on other sites

Thanks! fixed.
NetMax

Keep on adding the DIY stuff

Trev