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01-29-2013, 05:26 AM
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Don't take the negativity to heart it is an interesting design as for my comments where only made to help for back ups to the back ups in case of the worst. Trust me my tanks are not "to code" sort of speak concidering my returns are half way down the tank one oops and I have half my tank water on the floor. It may seem critical towards your design but as I stated I e thought of it and now I'm going to see how it works through you concidering the wife will kill me if I tried.
Do what you do and have fun in the end that is what it's all about Gonna return to my lurking now
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01-30-2013, 07:07 PM
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Lol why would anyone want to do this in their home? Seems like bad news bears.... Ill advised.
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02-02-2013, 02:13 PM
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If you drill a small hole in your return line just under the water level, or at the level that your sump can hold you won't have a flood. When your pump turns off it will siphon out your tank until it gets to that hole you drilled and then lose its siphon. Run your return all the way to the bottom of your tank with that trick.
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