G gst1147 Active Member Jan 27, 2008 #1 If a flood and drain table holds 15 gallons filled 2/3 of the way up the containers how many gallons should the reservoir be?
If a flood and drain table holds 15 gallons filled 2/3 of the way up the containers how many gallons should the reservoir be?
Earl Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2008 #2 Do not have any more in your rez, than the flood table will hold. .
G gst1147 Active Member Jan 27, 2008 #3 I was thinking that if i put more i wouldn't have to top off as much, plus I think that I will need at least an extra gallon in there so the pump doesnt burn.
I was thinking that if i put more i wouldn't have to top off as much, plus I think that I will need at least an extra gallon in there so the pump doesnt burn.
Y YaK just some guy Jan 27, 2008 #4 Earl said: Do not have any more in your rez, than the flood table will hold. . Click to expand... This kind of doesnt make sense. Is the logic so that if the drain were to plug up, that the pump wouldnt overflow the flood table?
Earl said: Do not have any more in your rez, than the flood table will hold. . Click to expand... This kind of doesnt make sense. Is the logic so that if the drain were to plug up, that the pump wouldnt overflow the flood table?
