Oceans Motions Group Buy (yes, another one)
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tigerarmy40
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what did he buy? I may be interested!! let me know!
chef19872002
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Alright people I just asked a general question if you guys dont like it then fine so be it. It takes a lot of crust for everyone to just get there two bits in I said a general comment and a general question thats it. James if I really wanted to get my money back I could not trying to be rude. Siapan why dont you go fly a kite. And the rest of you whose input you had to say about me then fine so be it. I am truly getting tired of this situation. I am not telling anyone anything anymore about it just get me my product for the agreed amount I gave you James and that is that. Im done
JE
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James and Siapin went outta there way and then some for all of us. They definately did more then they had to do, but out of wanting to help everyone and get this done. They took time off of work,school, and of course family time to collect money and set this up. Maybe you shoulda pm'ed them instead of making a seen.
willieboy240
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All I can say is WOW!!!
Some people have some freaken nerve....
All I can say is props to Sapin and James. Great Job Guys!!!
Some people have some freaken nerve....
All I can say is props to Sapin and James. Great Job Guys!!!
tigerarmy40
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I think chef is all cool now! sounds like a little "money out, no product anxiety" Ive done the same thing....but it always works out with a little patience!
Siapin
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Here's some pix of my plumbing. It's obviously not done, but it will hopefully be done by the end of the week, after we get all of the squirts sent out.
Here's the Super Squirt connected by (4) SS unions. I was going to use threaded unions, but that means attaching male adapters to each side of the union, thus adding 3-5" to the total wingspan of the squirt, and I just don't have that much room. I chose SCH 80 unions because they're more reliable. I go with SCH 40 with everything else, but not my unions. Over time, the socket can crack due to pressure at the seams, and I've learned that by experience. SCH 80 is thicker, and just won't have the same problems.
I originally ordered threded unions, but I looked all around, and found 4 slip unions that will do the job.
I probably could have gone with ball valves at the 4 inlets to the tank, but I just like gate valves more, there's better flow control. I'm not done with this, but as you can see, there's a gate valve at each inlet.
Sequence Dart - 1 1/2" outlet, 2" inlet. All plumbing is 2" other than from Super Squirt to bulkheads, which is 1". The reason is so that I can keep highest flow I can. I also have 2" leading into the inlet so that the pump has plenty of water to pump. From my understanding, pumps will have higher longevity if they are fed enough water; but controlling the outlet of the pump is preferable. 2" gate valve, 2" unions included also. Above the gate valve will either be (2) 90s or (2) 45s, whichever will fit better. Then, it will be connected to the squirt. I'm going to have a Tee in there above the gate valve for utility purposes.
Here's the Super Squirt connected by (4) SS unions. I was going to use threaded unions, but that means attaching male adapters to each side of the union, thus adding 3-5" to the total wingspan of the squirt, and I just don't have that much room. I chose SCH 80 unions because they're more reliable. I go with SCH 40 with everything else, but not my unions. Over time, the socket can crack due to pressure at the seams, and I've learned that by experience. SCH 80 is thicker, and just won't have the same problems.
I originally ordered threded unions, but I looked all around, and found 4 slip unions that will do the job.
I probably could have gone with ball valves at the 4 inlets to the tank, but I just like gate valves more, there's better flow control. I'm not done with this, but as you can see, there's a gate valve at each inlet.
Sequence Dart - 1 1/2" outlet, 2" inlet. All plumbing is 2" other than from Super Squirt to bulkheads, which is 1". The reason is so that I can keep highest flow I can. I also have 2" leading into the inlet so that the pump has plenty of water to pump. From my understanding, pumps will have higher longevity if they are fed enough water; but controlling the outlet of the pump is preferable. 2" gate valve, 2" unions included also. Above the gate valve will either be (2) 90s or (2) 45s, whichever will fit better. Then, it will be connected to the squirt. I'm going to have a Tee in there above the gate valve for utility purposes.
jameschho
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All out of town orders shipped this morning from Long Beach, CA via USPS Priority Mail (2-3 day average delivery time).
Thanks to everyone for their patience and participation in the Oceans Motions group buy. I had a blast getting all this together, now go do some plumbing!
Thanks to everyone for their patience and participation in the Oceans Motions group buy. I had a blast getting all this together, now go do some plumbing!
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