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kenkew
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DIY Drip feed
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April 25, 2004, 19:49:07 »
OK! I've got one working at the plot but I'll have to play with it quite a bit to get it just right. Feed is a 30 gall container which will be topped up with rainwater. Feed will be to my DIY greenhouse for tom's and melons. Still working on improving this, but has anyone set-up a drip feed system that relies on gravity alone?
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tim
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April 26, 2004, 08:27:06 »
Same as for 'glug bottles'? With the outlet
just
touching the feed water level, it should work the same??
Oh, that probably assumes a sealed supply tank?
But remember the consumption rate! How long is your holiday? = Tim
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kenkew
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April 26, 2004, 16:33:01 »
(Holiday? What's one of them? )It's not length of time away that concerns me, Tim. It's keeping the soil moist for my under-cover Tom's and possibly melons. Even two days away in hot weather could be a disaster. I'll have to have a look at an engineering place for connectors that will take me from 5/8ths bore to 3/8ths. Maybe a fish tank air tap at juctions will suffice as a drip feed. I'll play and report!
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