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Yes, there are two of them. I was copying Melev's set up, but he was not using two separate pumps. He just T'd his two returns and put a reverse check valve in the center of the two returns. There is just a T at each SeaSwirl and pipe to the check valves. My returns are pretty deep, so I definitely need something that will stop the flow. There are other ways to do it, I just wanted to try this one.@Fin That's neat how you set up the check valve. What's holding it in place? Do you have one for each return pump?
As easily as it floods here, I think we may have sunk a few feet since that particular survey. :-)I’m so excited! I’m not down here alone!:cool:
Two MP-40s & 2 Vectra pumps. Same controller (in appearance anyway).@Fin 4 mp 40's on a 120 impressive, that would run my 600:)
Could be worse. Parts of New Orleans is 6 feet below sea level.As easily as it floods here, I think we may have sunk a few feet since that particular survey. :)
I looked at AIO. I’m new to the game, but saw that it would be too restrictive. Too few options.I wish I would have known how much work this tank is
My next tank is going to be an AIO for sure
Well aware of that. My grandfather used to run one of those drainage pumping stations back in the 60's. I got to go inside with him when I was a little kid. Pretty neat inside one of those things.Could be worse. Parts of New Orleans is 6 feet below sea level.
What a memory. Now a kid couldn't do that with a grownupWell aware of that. My grandfather used to run one of those drainage pumping stations back in the 60's. I got to go inside with him when I was a little kid. Pretty neat inside one of those things.
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Nothing great happens with out work sweet and tearsI wish I would have known how much work this tank is
My next tank is going to be an AIO for sure