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Fantastic.. is some of the detritus escaping from the sides? Can u please share the amazon link? The 3rpm pump ur using is chineese or a good brand?
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the motor that turns the paper is not a pump, it is just a motor to turn the paper. the motor that i am using comes from a pool supply warehouse here in my town. if you look on amazon look up [3 rpm motor 120 volt] .Fantastic.. is some of the detritus escaping from the sides? Can u please share the amazon link? The 3rpm pump ur using is chineese or a good brand?
try this, looks like what i am usingthe motor that turns the paper is not a pump, it is just a motor to turn the paper. the motor that i am using comes from a pool supply warehouse here in my town. if you look on amazon look up [3 rpm motor 120 volt] .
nothing getting past paper until it over flows over the sides.Fantastic.. is some of the detritus escaping from the sides? Can u please share the amazon link? The 3rpm pump ur using is chineese or a good brand?
Howmuch does the roll costs? Howlong would it last approx?nothing getting past paper until it over flows over the sides.
The roll cost 38.00 . how long it last depend on your system, in the begining will use more, but as your system filters out all the crud you cut it back, turning the paper depends on the system you are running.Howmuch does the roll costs? Howlong would it last approx?
That is true about adding a float switch and i thought about it in the first one i built, I just did not want to trust another piece of hardware to rely on. As far as hooking up to a controller that would be a very nice way of controlling how long and when to turn.It wouldn't be hard to install a float switch connected to an Apex breakout box, that turns on the motor for a complete rotation when the paper gets clogged and the water level rises.
I would still run a skimmer,and I still do. Not sure about algae scubber yet as I have not reinstalled it, Couple more weeks and see. By the way the battle to see FILTER SOCK VS ROLLER FILTER is almost done.The amt of detritus it pulls out, i guess one can easily go skimmerless.
Just a peek at the progrese of the battle between filter sock vs roller filter, looking good so far.