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Fellow Belmont Reefer. Recommend the $30 donation. Pays for itself easy every year and I haven't posted much (at all) in the last year.

Rather teachers or someone in need get them. You can pull me off the list.

Take my nems.

Well if the brand name “any titi” means anything to you. Rather it say Meanwell on it personally.

You can dig it out of my back yard, free and I’ll give you beer

Turn off pumps. Mark level with blue tape, empty, refill to tape line, remove blue tape. No thinking needed.

Those cheap power supplies are not rated for 24/7 use and fail more then I would like. I have a few to tinker with and have been through a few charging big battery banks. You can get a better one and it would work just fine, but you get what you pay for in the components. The power supplies...

One my guys texted me back. Look for what is called a count scale, preferably an older one off eBay. These are typically used to measure something by weight and will have an open/closed relay (dry contact) to start another action. Imagine weighing screws to a certain weight then starting a...

Ahh, cool. Never even looked into that module. Also didn’t think of a pressure switch. That would be the easiest by far as most of those are open/closed and an easy input to the apex. Less accurate, but 1/10th the cost.

We have some scale sensors that will output a 0-10v. That’s the only Input Apex is missing compared to the other guys, but probably the least used unless you added it as a PH probe, maybe. I’ll, ask my techs what device we use to I change a 0-10v to a open/closed contact. I know we use them...

Apex jr is a ripoff. They could just sell you the regular apex with out the energy bar and you would have a better product for the same MSRP.

Awesome. Can't wait to see some pics.

How long did you run that?

Looks good.

The only gains you get with Premium gasoline is you can create more compression before the gasoline self ignites. E85 will ruin engines not designed for it, especially all your seals. If the engine is designed for the added compression pressures and heat and can be timed accordingly, then you...

You should run the fuel completely out of the generator. You want the fuel away from the air and the small tanks in the small generators leave to much surrfave area open to air. They are not air tight either. The ethanol in gas really screws up small engines and they will start to gum up...

Yah, I’m down the list but in if no takers arrive

You can run the RO at 80psi, but your fittings may start to leak (even later - post install). If the unit is where water damage is a concern, I'd back off the PSI just for risk management. RO membrane will be fine, its the other components. 65 PSI is the sweet spot for me.

They just leak from the 1/4 tube connection. Not a quality connector. Yes, fresh cut perfect new tubing used each time.

yah, on the second replacement. Leaks new in box. Its in the garage so I just let it leak.