Also, the pump that IF suggested above, a connector kit and I went for their PSU as it was convenient, and looks like I won't have to do anything to it to make the connections.
Then I'll just have too sort out a rain collector tank so it runs from the guttering into that, then I can feed the pump for the still, I'll have to get a couple of garden collector drums to collect the "waste" from the still, but that in turn, can be run through the RO filter once it's cooled.
The RO filter is only rated at about 30 gallons per day but that should be plenty for all my home brew needs as well as erindoors orchids......
Worst case scenario, I can just fill the rain tank up with tap water if we got a prolonged dry spell, which is unlikely, likewise, I might have to run a drain hose down the garden into the drain to dispose of any excess water......
I'll have to wait and see how I get on with the kit........
In any case, I'm hoping that the small pump to run the still, will remove the control issues on the still/needle valve and be a lot more consistent instead of the wide swings I used to get from the mains pressure.......Statistics: Posted by Phantom — Sun Feb 23, 2014 3:44 pm
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