32 gallons per minute spring capture

[@carolewarner101]

WOW...now that's a nice spring! Very clear instructions, easy to follow.

[@basecampwnc1745]

How’s things on your side of the country Getting enough rain?

[@carolewarner101]

@@basecampwnc1745 Actually, until this past week we got non stop snow for a month! Had close to two foot on the land, making it tough getting back in there! Sure was beautiful though... Thankfully it's rained for a week now and melted 80% of it!

[@Lynn-er9yx]

Excellent! Thank you for taking the time to explain and show this amazing video!

[@wesleemiller]

Great video

[@camronbrewer8994]

This is awesome! Just fun listening to that southern accent too... Makes me feel not as intimidated to do the 5 springs in my property 🙏🏻💪🏻

[@basecampwnc1745]

Hardest part is to START

[@dalesprinkle4622]

very informative! Thank you sir!

[@christinejones5237]

Thank you, Your videos are incredibly helpful!

[@basecampwnc1745]

Glad you like them!

[@paulinemarr586]

Awesome work!!!

[@bsheets1861]

So excited to try on my own land. Been watching and learning before I start

[@carolyncarpenter9682]

What a spring! Our water bill is approx. $100@month, $1200@yr to $0 would be a real savings😁 Ed c

[@kyadak]

👍🏻 that came out great. I’ve never heard of a natural spring putting out that many gallons per minute.

[@basecampwnc1745]

The largest one I have worked on was 60 gallons per minute Used 3” pipe and still didn’t get it all

[@daleolson3506]

There are springs all over that put out millions of gallons a day.

[@mattthompson83]

Awesome video, thanks.

[@michaelbelle4702]

Love it. Looks great.

[@johnh.9230]

I have a 2 gallon a minute spring in SC...this 32 gallon is amazing. I have cleaned mine out but not dammed it up...yet

[@GLG_YT]

32 is just insane mine took 1:50 seconds per gallon… though it had not rained in weeks. What have you done with it now as I am commenting 1 year later?

[@basecampwnc1745]

@GLG_YT It supplies a campground Have posted a video on the pumping station and water filtration

[@floomhoodertribez5030]

It is verry useful ❤

[@gregkahle9046]

Great info!

[@Offgridnfarmwitme]

Love how detailed you get its perfect. Only thing ur missing is an affiliate link to all the parts on Amazon or any other affiliate and why not make some extra $$

[@basecampwnc1745]

There’s more in life then $ It’s my time in life to help others

[@johnjones850]

Fantastic detail. And thank you for offering to help via email or phone call. I may just take you up on that. Regards

[@basecampwnc1745]

If you need help just contact me I like if you send me pictures so I can understand what you’re talking about

[@organichoneyhouse7673]

I have a question

[@basecampwnc1745]

What’s your question

[@BobBob-il2ku]

Bet you wish you could turn the water off for that build wow. Why 1.5” too many GPM?

[@basecampwnc1745]

Yes tapping that one is like tapping a creek for livestock It’s really hard to use all that is collected Shame it’s not more to use for Water hydro

[@georgea6403]

Does it matter what type of rock and size? Limestone, round river rock, flat stone, sand stone (which I would think wouldn’t be the best) ?

[@ktmrider7592]

@@basecampwnc1745 I have a micro hydro system and very familiar with them. If you have 32 gpm that’s a start. Now if you have a decent decline ( head ) you could make a little bit of power. The more head the more power

[@camronbrewer8994]

Is there a way I call you?

[@camronbrewer8994]

I just emailed you :)

[@basecampwnc1745]

Yes my number is 1-843-224-2262 I have emailed you some information based on your pictures

[@johnathanroseberry9995]

we just found a natural spring on our property wish me luck 😂

[@basecampwnc1745]

Take some pictures and videos of your project Would like to post them to show others your ideas Looking forward to seeing your progress