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Glenn Ashmore
 
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So where do you get a pump like that? Can it run off the battery or do
you need to start the motor? I only need a couple of gallons a day.
Any ideas for budget DIYer's. I saw that one guys awsome setup who
posts here but I think it's a little ambitious for me.


That was probably me.

You really can't do it for less than around a Boatbuck ($1K). The basic
equipment remains pretty much the same from a single 24" membrane producing
5 gallons an hour to a double 40" like mine producing 35 gallons an hour.
It just takes more membranes and a larger pump. You can run a pump on 12V
but as Geoff has found you run into a practical limit of how much water you
can make. Even then you really need to be running the engine. A 1/4 HP
pump will draw 15 or more amps

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Glenn Ashmore

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