Sorry, I didn't understand what you were trying to do.

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your chimney system's temperaure falls far below 100 degrees, hence a lot of water will condense. You need a sink for that, filled with some appropriate minerals to collect and neutralize that acid water, eg using lime stome powder, or even burnt lime (CaO). There will also be condensed carbs, rendering that mineralic buffer into a toxic waste, that needs to be buried safely.

have you ever tried snails in the radial flow tank, seems they might keep the sides clean. just mesh off the outlets

Tudo bem ? sou do Brasil.Excelente o teu sistema, me permita dar só uma singela sugestão : Com relação ao que você disse lá em 15:27, você pode utilizar estes resíduos sólidos em um biodigestor para que sofra uma fermentação anaeróbica e assim obter dois excelentes subprodutos, o gás metano , que é um combustível, e o bio adubo, que é aquele material orgânico muito mais mineralizado e solúvel em água, que pode ser reutilizado , sendo recolocado no sistema para que as plantas usufruam dele, mas isso precisa ser feito com cuidado, utilizando um condutivimetro, para que a concentração de sais na água não seja excessiva. Pela minha experiência, até 2,5 ms/cm não haverá problemas, nem mesmo um pouco mais. Outro cuidado é que este material é bem alcalino. O que não deixa de ser positivo.

Back before reburning was invented I visited the 2 bedroom Sierra Nevada mountain home of a retired county road boss one winter day in the 1970s. It was in the teens outside and mid 70 degrees all over his cabin - on only one ugly fire box on 4 feet on bricks in the living room. He explained he had gone all over California's central valley looking for a wood stove but none of them fit the bill. So he welded up his own design. A heavy steel plate rectangular affair about 24-28 inches deep by about 15 or 18 inches wide and maybe 30 or so inches tall. All on 4 legs on some bricks he had put down on the living room floor about 15 inches from a wall. The single wall vent pipe went straight up and out to the roof. But over the vent he had constructed a closed box, fed room air from a fan about 2 feet above the stove. In the attic that covering box split and went into each back bedroom and out adjustable ceiling registers. The living room fan blew air across the boxed vent into the back bedrooms, which forced return air down the hall back into the living room. The fire box was layered like todays reburn style. Fire went from the main box to the back, up and forward, then up and back agin and out the top. In that upper chamber he had a large U shape of 1 inch copper pipe with the in & out cut into the side a few inches apart from each other. From there the in & out pipes went under the floor and out to the garage. In the garage he had a 500 gallon insulated tank on stilts (he was a county road guy after all) and a hot water pump moving water in & out of the tank. The day I was there the tank was 500 gallons of over 170 degree water. All done with one fire box that was air tight with an adjustable air intake welded into the the fire box door. It heated the whole house and the water. At bed time he would load the fire box and turn down the air intake. In the morning he still had embers. He told me that before his homemade arrangement he would go through 5 to 6 cords of wood a season. Now he was down to about two and a half. I only wish I had written down the size and such specifics of his setup to replicate at my place today.

To all who say it's not setup right. How do you adjust the height on a mower that has no adjustment? It is a crap design. The rear roller should support the mower when flat and level not the shoes. The shoes should just assist on uneven ground but when he showed the mower it was resting on the shoes and the roller is off the ground. That means when you pull it around the shoes are going to digging up the grass. You should not tilt the mower back to make it ride on the roller it will deffinately throw debris at the tractor. Been there done that, no fun. The correct adjustment is flat, level resting on the roller with the shoes slightly off the ground. When the roller is on the ground the blades are only a 1/2 inch off the ground. The roller needs to be adjustable. That is the first flail I've seen without an adjustable rear roller. Flails have to be some what close to cut anyway but at least 2 inch minimum 3 better, unless your trying mulch everything into dust which is not what they are designed for. And what manufacturer doesn't offer replacement hammers...WTF! With a few mods it would be a great mower. To bad.

A really nice invention. I’ve been building geodesic domes with hydroponic systems along with you from the start over 12 years ago. Cool design!

Read the instructions. They come from factory set at lowest setting. Everyone says to raise it to highest setting. Might need limiters on your hydraulics it is bouncing all over when you try to adjust it.

Fiberglass can become brittle and start to become powdery and splinter like over time, especially when subjected to heat. Something you wouldn’t want in your food, and especially in your mouth. Stainless may not be in the budget now but it is by far the better option.

I've been watching some of your videos researching solawrap. Firstly you did an amazing job installing the wrap by yourself! Can I ask how your experience has been since you installed the wrap?

My fish tank is not situated below my gravel bed, but a few feet away. Will the longer tail pipe affect the siphon?

My cats climb down big trees very easily

Any way you could share the 3D print/cad file?

They have magnets for cleaning fishtanks on the inside from the outside. You could probably rig some simple magnet system to clean the edges of the filter.

does not seem to be working as good as a swirl filter.

What kind of gravel is in your bed?

Seems like you would want to create a current in a circle instead of blowing water to one end.

Guess he should have paid more for another brand so he can bitch about it.

Those are not rocks, they're "BOULDERS"

Black racer snakes can't hurt u they are just some little curious snakes and if they bite u the bite will just get infected no reason to be scared and move out of its way and if it is on ur leg u was in its way

Seemed like there was no really good green house in his opinion????

An air lock cup on the exit will be necessary if the flow rate is too low for the diameter of the foot tube/ low end. If the flow rate is too low, air bubbles will rise up the foot tube and break the siphon. A cup of water at the exit will prevent air bubbles out of the foot tube. I discovered this using slow flowing in line water filters.

Best 12 year old video I have seen in a while!

I've caught dozens of chipmunks with those Better Rodent Traps. But the way they're built I sure as heck wouldn't put one in the dirt or on a lawn. I put them on cement or hard flat surface and it gets them 9 out of 10!

Had mine 3 years titan. Same blades as yours. Running all my original blades! I don’t have rocks 🪨 in my pasture! Any blade will get damaged with rocks 🪨

Cool video, but those aren't cabbage worms.

Love your diagrams. Very helpful for the visual learner.

What size spacers did you use

That shaker looks like it’s for coal, cool

How many minutes of cursing did you have to cut out? 🤣 It's great that you show your hangups and how you deal with them so calmly. Thanks for sharing as always.

What software do you use to get these metrics??

were did u get the cardboard from?

Hey Rob, I'm sure you will get there, but watching this expansion the thought crossed my mind, will you need to increase the number of fish in your system with the increased cubic footage of H2O?

Thank you! That was very interesting ... looking forward to the next steps!!!

very good informative video, thanks. what did you do all the live chipmuks you caught???

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Those chipmunks are monsters...I've got to get me a trap, and I won't have a heart either.

simple idea to increse flow, Flip on side of the manifol, wich may creat a oposite flows on each side.

You need to go thermal energy you'd be better off😊 I need the pipe underground to cool off and you need to pipe too heated in winter 🤪

Look into NANO BUBBLES. AMAZING! AMAZING BENEFITS!

This variety has always looked a little off, but the results are fantastic. The hot weather isn't helping much either.

Your tomato leaves don't look happy?

The bell siphon is officially dead! Been running two of these drop siphons for a couple months now and they run flawlessly. Great design Rob! The only drawback is that I'm using hydroton as a grow media and the smaller pebbles fall through the gravel guard and jam under the siphon cup. This issue has decreased as the smaller pebbles next to the gravel guard have been getting removed and larger ones back filled behind them. When I do yearly maintenance I'll probably build a sifter larger than the gravel guard holes and pack the larger diameter hydroton around the guard.

Putting fish in the water may help keeping it cleaner and give plants natural nutrients.After seeing your graphs I thought nasals could be 4 feet apart.

Woodmaxx makes a very high quality flail mower and the also sell replacement blades. Maybe look into purchasing there blades for your mower.

is there an update on your venturi system

Titan flail mowers are total junk. I went through two of them. I literally had the roller fall off because the way it is mounted is not rugged. I also had the 3 point lift mechanism break. Cheap price but poor quality and zero parts availability. There are considerably better ‘value’ brands for just a little more money.

LOL @ the "little secret" of you using your wife's little digger... just between you and the 100,000 viewers of this video! 😂😮😅😊