Trident waste line fitting?

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Does anyone know of a water line fitting that goes from the hose to a 1/4 pic fitting? I want to use a Voss water bottle with a 1/4 pic fitting installed through a printed holder but these waste lines are tiny! Maybe a 1/16” Barb to 1/4”ptc stem?
 
Here’s a photo of the holder.
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Neptune recommends simply placing the Trident drain line into a larger drain tube or pipe for gravity draining without any air-tight fitting, otherwise it can impact the Trident's functionality.
 
I could just vent the bottle. I currently use just a regular bottle but have knocked it over a few times hence the holder.
 
I could just vent the bottle. I currently use just a regular bottle but have knocked it over a few times hence the holder.
I think what suncreast means by that is if you put the end of waste line to a barb it may change the flow rate causing issue with trident functionality.
 
I don’t understand how placing the line inside another line vs into a barb would change anything. I just don’t want anymore purple carpet!
 
I don’t understand how placing the line inside another line vs into a barb would change anything. I just don’t want anymore purple carpet!
What if the barb that you put into hose internal diameter is smaller then ?
 
Use the holder but just drill hole in top and feed waste line thru it
 
What if the barb that you put into hose internal diameter is smaller then ?
Im having issues just finding a barb that will fit this waste line. I may just end up just drilling 2 holes in the holder. One for a vent and one for the line. this might be the best way.
 

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