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helomech
PostPosted: Dec 21st, '11, 03:59 
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Thanks, and the only difference between the Affnan and the Bell are that the Affnan uses the 25-50mm adapter right?
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zsazsa
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No, Affnan and Bell siphon works slightly different, based on different facts of phisics.
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No, Affnan and Bell siphon works slightly different, based on different facts of phisics.



But physically is their a difference other than the adapter.
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Yes we can say that.

By far Affan siphons seems to work perfectly while lots have problem with bell siphons. So Affans design is recommended

Sorry for the off ;)
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Helomech, take the time to check out Affnan's blog. The physics are based on the Bernoulli effect. Same thing that gives a plane's curved wing lift. You may not need to know that, but seeing what he's expiremented with and worked out will help you understand and put into practice what you need for trouble-free draining.
You don't even have to buy an adapter. just cut the top of a plastic bottle and turn it upside down! It works.
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Actually, if you are a Helo Mechanic, you probably do no Bernoulli's law rather well.
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Actually, if you are a Helo Mechanic, you probably do no Bernoulli's law rather well.


Yes I am an helicopter mechanic and have worked on fixed wing a lot also. So hydrodynamics and aerodynamics I know fairly well. I looked at the videos, and the only difference in building one is the adapter as far as I could tell.
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Yes we can say that.

By far Affan siphons seems to work perfectly while lots have problem with bell siphons. So Affans design is recommended

Sorry for the off ;)


No problem, thanks for the info. Going to start my system install next week when I get back on shore.
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Finally after almost 2 years, Im getting around to putting up insulation between the GH
and garage....

it's supposed to get down to 22 degrees (-5.5c) wed morning.....

thats cold for this area....


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That's cold for any area LOL
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would be really cold here. Lowest I've personally seen here In FL was 25 but I have seen Snow in FL. I grew up in Michigan and Snow was normal from about Haloween till past Easter there.
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Well tonight is going to go down to 15 degrees (-9.5c) with a wind chill of
9 degrees (-12.7) BRRRRRRR

we are in the south, at the coast....not supposed to be this cold

so got the outdoor system buttoned up... the greenhouse has a propane heater so thats good to go...

a few pics in the greenhouse below...

jT


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We are having our first real cold down here this winter tonight.
Hope your outdoor system stays put tonight.
Stuff in the greenhouse looks good.
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I think it will be ok.... going to stop the cycle for the night.....

a couple more pics of greenhouse stuff..

Not to bad growth for the middle of winter... and freezing temps :headbang:

jT


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File comment: nice red pepper... the plant is only 14" tall and a full sized pepper and a couple more behind it
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Looking good JT! Thanks again for the tour and stay warm out there.
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