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Len wrote:
On 19 jun, 11:15, " wrote: On Jun 19, 3:16*am, Len wrote: ... Due to bacterial growth you will have to operate the watermaker every 3-4 days. That's the only disadvantage of such a system (my 2cts worth experience till now).... If back-flushed thoroughly with fresh water you can run them much less frequently than that. -- Tom. That sounds interesting to me. What is your experience? What do you mean by "less frequently"? every 8 days? and what by "thoroughly"? 20 minutes? HP-pump on or off? How long have you been doing this? Tnx, Len. HRO sells, as an extra, a fresh water flush unit that has a timer and runs after each use and every week if the watermaker is not used. Not cheap, but mine has very rugged commercial-duty components. You'd have a hard time fitting it into a small boat. Michael Porter Michael Porter Marine Design mporter at mp-marine dot com www.mp-marine.com ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** |
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