Trad to wfp gradual

[mrtaytay]

Did similar a couple of years back. I got back to Heathrow and my baggage was lost enroute. I didn't care, I just wanted to go home to bed /emoticons/biggrin.png. My stuff turned up a few days later via courier, I think I was still p155ed then

It takes 2 or 3 days to recover!

 

[cheapncheerful]

and to think i was worried because i knocked back a one litre bottle of sherry the other night.......

ta tuffers will try it that way on the pole today....all little squares...and .....best bit...nobody in...and then...off to my friend richards...hey his twenty pound notes are as good as anyones...

 

[Smurf]

Those small ro/di are painfully slow to produce pure water so would be best not to buy a small ro/di under 400 gpd as they are in my book a waste of time, money & effort especially if you are on a water meter.

@doug atkinson does a good 4021 set up at a reasonable cost.

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[Musntgrumble]

Those small ro/di are painfully slow to produce pure water so would be best not to buy a small ro/di under 400 gpd as they are in my book a waste of time, money & effort especially if you are on a water meter.
@doug atkinson does a good 4021 set up at a reasonable cost.

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Thank you Smurf....Apprciated answered some questions for me.

 

[seye]

Been after a backpack and trolley for a while......will Investigate further once my mind and body recovers from the lads weekend away

The only thing with a back pack its not versatile, as you expand further in to wfp, my advice to any one would be to set your trolley system up on a pump box with a controller as you can use that on a trolley, out a trailer, in a van with a tank, or even out your car with barrels. Would save you buying a back pack and then having to eventually buy a pump and controller.

 

[Musntgrumble]

The only thing with a back pack its not versatile, as you expand further in to wfp, my advice to any one would be to set your trolley system up on a pump box with a controller as you can use that on a trolley, out a trailer, in a van with a tank, or even out your car with barrels. Would save you buying a back pack and then having to eventually buy a pump and controller.

Yeah exactly what I was thinking of doing Seye /emoticons/wink.png