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"Karl Timmermann" wrote in message
... 2.) A 3/4 inch or 1 1/8 inch 12 volt electric water pump (about 800-1000 gallons per hour) that needs to be pretty light. The pump MUST not let ONE drip of water back through it when off. This means it will act as a check valve. I had bought one at West Marine, where they told me it didn't let any water back, but it does. :-( If the thing doesn't operate the way they said it's supposed to, then it's a defective unit and needs to be replaced by the store. It's called implied merchantability. Good Luck! Rich |
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