Blaze & Daze

raratt

Well-Known Member
Figured out my problem, and a solution. An anti siphon valve.

I also like their filter....I already did put a check valve (non return valve)

I thought I had this covered as my manifold is above the top of my reservoir, but because my distribution lines are below the res, it started siphoning.

Hopefully I can find one for PVC! Or just put 20 gallons in res instead of 30.

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"water will spit out water" :shock:
 

shnkrmn

Well-Known Member
Figured out my problem, and a solution. An anti siphon valve.

I also like their filter....I already did put a check valve (non return valve)

I thought I had this covered as my manifold is above the top of my reservoir, but because my distribution lines are below the res, it started siphoning.

Hopefully I can find one for PVC! Or just put 20 gallons in res instead of 30.

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Me watering.like a caveman, as usual, now with wand power! Towel rod gorilla taped to a fountain pump so I can flood the back row!20230701_091224.jpg
 

laddyd

Well-Known Member
I have had a few stages of improvement over the past ... let's say several ... years. I started playing and the scores were between 120 - 125 with tons of penalty strokes and lost balls.

Had corrected the major slice and reduced them to 100 and 110 with fewer lost balls but still with too many penalties.

Lately the hook has been straightening and a lot more penalty strokes are coming off the scores. Losing fewer balls too. And this is were I am currently - between 85 and 95 but still clank a few bad drives and take a few chubby chip shots. When I reduce those, I can be in the high 70's.
Whenever possible use the putter around the greens. Don't get flippy when chipping, hands lead the club.
 

BobBitchen

Well-Known Member
Figured out my problem, and a solution. An anti siphon valve.

I also like their filter....I already did put a check valve (non return valve)

I thought I had this covered as my manifold is above the top of my reservoir, but because my distribution lines are below the res, it started siphoning.

Hopefully I can find one for PVC! Or just put 20 gallons in res instead of 30.

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a simpler solution is to just drill a small hole in your tubing at the top of your rez so water sprays back into the rez. When the pump turns off the hole breaks the siphon.
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I use a small piece of plastic inline with the hole aimed down.
 

manfredo

Well-Known Member
a simpler solution is to just drill a small hole in your tubing at the top of your rez so water sprays back into the rez. When the pump turns off the hole breaks the siphon.
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I use a small piece of plastic inline with the hole aimed down.
I love it! Thank you.

Yeah it was kind of shocking seeing all those nutes gone...I'll bet that has led to many a wet floor.
 
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