Hello,
I now you said you didn't want the pump. But I wonder why? A RULE
brand pump for bilge duty in boats is less than 12 bucks, designed
for occasional continuous use, designed for oil, gas, sludge, etc.
and is cheap and easy to replace when/if necessary. Parts washer
pumps from HF are another possibility.
Container, pump, short length of tubing full of holes, problem
solved, under 20 bucks, and likely under 4 hours. Simple, cheap,
reliable, repairable. Works for me.
Why make it harder?
Ballendo
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, JanRwl@A... wrote:
> In a message dated 6/16/2004 3:33:32 PM Central Standard Time,
> atlantis7@g... writes:
> ...so that no pump is needed. Can anyone tell me how exactly these
pick up
> the fluid at the bottom?<<
> is this not an oxymoronic pair of statements? Wouldn't it be
a "pump" if it
> "picked up the fluid at the bottom"?
>
> Find yourself a discarded-but-working Water-Pic. There's a neat
little PUMP
> in there which is at least MOSTLY all-plastic, so might do for such
a thing.
>
>
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