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I can do some photos Tomorrow.
Basically a 1100gph Bilge pump £15 inc postage
25mm pipe all the way through £15
Trigger (petrol pump style) £15
350L tank
And then my custom trolley.
Will take pics Tom.
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How Much Water A Day? And My Wfp Plan
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Basically a 1100gph Bilge pump £15 inc postage
25mm pipe all the way through £15
Trigger (petrol pump style) £15
350L tank
And then my custom trolley.
Will take pics Tom.
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Send me a PM as well otherwise I may forget lol
wilgold
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Send me a PM as well otherwise I may forget lol
Damo, I wouldn't mind seeing these pics 2. Where did u get it from? mine is well slow takes me half hour at least to fill my 350 tank. Cheers Will
Damo, I wouldn't mind seeing these pics 2. Where did u get it from? mine is well slow takes me half hour at least to fill my 350 tank. Cheers Will
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Get what from ? The bilge pump?
eBay mate. Just ordered another.
£12.95 and £2.80 postage.
Not really recommended for transferring large amounts of water.
FYI it takes me around 45 mins to fill a 350
Tank. As my water go through a DI.
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Nope but a wee bit safer :Image3:
Smurf
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lots :Image13:
Smurf
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Going to cost you that is :Image3:
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If you have a decent RO and decent tap pressure. You are looking around a £1 a 100 litres.
So you are probably talking £20 a month ish.
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RC property on here runs a decent RO with booster pump and does about 1000L for £10.
Most of my mates use 500L a day and they say it
Costs a £5 in water.
Most of my mates use 500L a day and they say it
Costs a £5 in water.
You could put a pump and controller on a board and have the feed for the pump long enough that it will reach all your barrels in your car...
Then you could use a hose reel and have a makeshift 'car system'
If you split the feed with a 'y piece' you could draw water from two barrels...
Then you could use a hose reel and have a makeshift 'car system'
If you split the feed with a 'y piece' you could draw water from two barrels...
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Yup similar to what I was thinking. But having a 250L container in the car. More worried about the RO at the moment. I have the feeling that's what's going to cause me problems.
Just remember about your payload and car Insurance!
Just remember about your payload and car Insurance!
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Decent as in decent make and filters.
Id get a 450 gpd r.o mate and have it producing into a 1000L ibc. Use a submersable transfer pump to transfer the water from the ibc to your car.
While your out working, just have the r.o producing your pure and just keep the ibc topped up.
For the water usage your talking about that would work fine.
Wouldnt worry too much about a water metre its not as bad as you might think. You can also get a return to sewer metre from the net that measures how much water you use. Stick that on the tap you use for your r.o and you can claim it back as the water isnt going into the drains and thats what they charge you for.
