Fractional Axial flow pump and the Aquaculture Industry is....

[junglegeorge12]

If you have batteries and an inverter, wind is more reliable than the power grid.

Less trees have a chance of falling during storms, less equipment to break down, or car accidents hitting poles etc to interrupt power.

[bekko]

Ohhhh, psychic stuff here. I have been looking into wind power for aeration. The current plan is to have a windmill direct-drive an air pump which is tied to the air distribution system. When the wind stops, a pressure sensor would kick on the electrical air blower.

We face out to 3,500 miles of open ocean and directly into the Trade Winds, which blow 10-20 knots about 300 days per year. The largest obstacle at the moment is getting up the nerve to ask our neighbors if they would object to me having a windmill.

-ste vehop kins

[gregbickal]

Who am I?

Since I am in farm country, Im sure there is alot of untapped Methane out there

Or since I am married to a mexican woman, "Honey more refried beans please"

[B.Scott]

That's the spirit Greg! DIY methane!

[gregbickal]

The more guests you have, the more flow you can have going over your waterfall Get out the bean dip honey, and invite the neighbors over, I still see a couple of dead spots in the pond....

FIR will then be a solid ponding concept, that is (Fart in Rear) Oh I should have been a comedian.

[junglegeorge12]

I believe your type of FIR also reduces water cluster size more dramatically, and enhances bacterial growth.

[luke frisbee]

yeah bickal we all wish you WERE a comedian...yuk yuk

[luke frisbee]

some of you don't go to koishack.com ( 5017gph/amp - KoiShack ) so......
it only pumps 20 thousand an hr at very close to 7 amps

[Steve Nguyen]

how is the electric bill?

Steve

Quote: Originally Posted by luke frisbee some of you don't go to koishack.com ( 5017gph/amp - KoiShack ) so...... it only pumps 20 thousand an hr at very close to 7 amps

[mstrseed]

7 amps but how many watts???