Slowing pump flow rates

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
It was a very pleasing thread. :)
 
johnptc;1797132; said:
yes i believe you and i got it right :headbang2:headbang2:headbang2
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Damn straight.

...I only wish I did. It was entertaining to see that thread again. Especially where I said something like "...it violates one of the laws of Thermodynamics but I don't remember which one". The translation to that is "I was wrong" :ROFL: I still think about the concept when looking at pumps.
 
i got a mag24. what im gonna do is put T and connect it to my UV then back into bio
 
soggysandwich;1790898; said:
yeah but what happens during a power outage????? hello wet carpet
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drill a small hole an inch or so below the waterline in your syphon as well as yer pump line and this will not be a problem...


my syphon AND overlow can clog.. my pump will run itself dry, overheat and shut off and the water will still be 1/2 an inch from the top (about 5/7 gallons)
my pump can die and the water in my tank will drop a lil over an inch... the waterline in my sump will be about an inch form the top (20g long.. so however many gallons thats worth)
 
chesterthehero;1798003; said:
drill a small hole an inch or so below the waterline in your syphon as well as yer pump line and this will not be a problem...


my syphon AND overlow can clog.. my pump will run itself dry, overheat and shut off and the water will still be 1/2 an inch from the top (about 5/7 gallons)
my pump can die and the water in my tank will drop a lil over an inch... the waterline in my sump will be about an inch form the top (20g long.. so however many gallons thats worth)
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What happens when the power comes back on?
 
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