Has anyone DIY a RO/DI system?

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I'm thinking about making one myself as a upgrade from my 75gpd RO/DI buddy. (2) 3 10in canister housings,tds meter 3 points, sediment, carbon blocks,di. Just looking up prices and it looks way more cheaper then the pre builds. I might need a booster also but not sure,just in planning stage as its almost time to replace my cartridges on the ro buddy. And tips,advice,tricks is appreciated. Happy reefing here's my 75 build I start this yr.
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I sort of have. In the past I took 4 housings and plumbed them together. I didn't have a RO membrane but that would have been easy to add. Currently, I took two 4 stage RO's and made a 7 stage dual membrane unit out of them with 5 TDS meters on it.
 
I've taken canisters and put them in series to add additional filtration. Getting the mounts and fittings generally brings the cost pretty close to buying premade.
 

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