I definitely suffer with the affiction Ray! *g* Don't think it was me, I
had
a small one a few years ago & it
limed up & went kaput!
Sounds like you are going about it the right way. RO water a must!!!!
Hey you be careful with that hand, keep it covered whilst working, you
don't want any infection!
Cheers Wendy
"Ray B" <raybark@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Maybe I'm suffering from CRS, but didn't someone here (Kathy? Wendy?)
> query recently about humidifiers/foggers to replace a dead Hydrofogger?
>
> Mine died recently too, and I decided to replace it, rather than repair
> it.
>
> I bought the Jay-Bird Aquafog Hydro SS 700, in the direct-feed model (no
> sump = fewer moving parts). Got it yesterday, and installed it (using
> essentially only my one "good" hand) in about 30 minutes (while my wife
> was out, so she couldn't yell at me).
>
> I have it connected to a humidistat, which turns the fan on and off. It
is
> plumbed to my RO supply, and the flow runs continuously (whether the fan
> is on or not), but the excess drains back into the RO tank, so who
cares?.
> Water flow is controlled by an included flow meter/controller, which is
> also a way to manage things more precisely: low flow = "dryer" mist and
> longer "on" periods, higher flow = heavy fog for shorter periods.
>
> If I was using tap water as my supply, I would probably have the
> humidistat control a solenoid valve in the water line, leaving the fan
> running (and providing more air circulation). I'll probably do that
> eventually, anyway.
>
> It is absolutely fantastic!
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