durso question

[muck]

I think Albert is digging up his wicked-e-wick drawings for you.

[adidas]

wonder where he is digging them up from. c'mon Albert, help me out!

[albert_dao]

I have all the parts in the trunk of my car...

Anyway, just got home and I gotta hit the sack (school).

I couldn't find my wicked pimp drawings from before so I'll whip up a new one for you during *snicker* class tommorow.

[albert_dao]

Oh, awesome! The post was conveniently on the first page of the RC equipment section:

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showth...hreadid=344892

Sorry Joel, no super sweet, orgasmic, mega-crazy wicked Albert drawing for you, but I'm sure you'll be fine. Worse comes to worse, I have all the plumbing you'll need in my car.

[muck]

Now what are you going to do in class tomorrow Albert?

[Der_Iron_Chef]

I've never seen this before....looks pretty ingenious.

[muck]

I will never go back to the Durso method after using this method.

[adidas]

Originally Posted by albert_dao

Oh, awesome! The post was conveniently on the first page of the RC equipment section:

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showth...hreadid=344892

Sorry Joel, no super sweet, orgasmic, mega-crazy wicked Albert drawing for you, but I'm sure you'll be fine. Worse comes to worse, I have all the plumbing you'll need in my car.

aww i was excited to see the drawings! but thanks for the link! i'm going to try and get out for the parts, i'll let ya know if I need em from you.

[adidas]

what about just putting a lid on the overflow? I used a lid on the hang-on and it was quiet at full flow.

[albert_dao]

You could do whatever with it, but the tank is built for the Herbie and doing anything else really puts that to waste. A huge, and often overlooked, benefit of this style is that it produces no bubbles in your sump. This equates to zero sump noise and less evap and salt spray.