Land Rover screenwash pump and an Mtroniks Micro Viper 15amp esc, mounted on a styrene plate.
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My ballast pump controller.
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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- Post n°1
My ballast pump controller.
Made a start on making the bits that I'll be needing for HMS P222...this is ballast pump controller.
Land Rover screenwash pump and an Mtroniks Micro Viper 15amp esc, mounted on a styrene plate.
Land Rover screenwash pump and an Mtroniks Micro Viper 15amp esc, mounted on a styrene plate.
tattooed- AMS member
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
and the mans off again looking good mate keep it going
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
The man's feeling better, mate...the S is due tomorrow, so I'm getting ready.
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
here a question for you that pumps are the sealed type do you think they can be used out side of the wtc
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
I've never tried to use a pump externally, Willie...I don't know what would happen to it, or how long it would last. I would guess it's probably not a good idea, but I don't know for sure.
Richard
Richard
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
the reason for asking the pumps are too big for my tube an less you take the tubes out of the side of the tube, bought a two tube ballast bag from hongkong
Deep Diver (Fred)- AMS member
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
there was one that would work outside of the w/c, will have a look for the info when I get home, just have to remember.
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
HI there ,
Question :
das these Speed Controller work with Sealed Pb-Ac Battery or Ni Cd/NiMh Battery ?
These Speed controller I want them for my LOS Angeles MOTOR (see picture) and That Specific Battery (from the same picture) :
and these Speed Controller for these Pump :
Well They fit as characteristics/Specs ?
MARIUS
Question :
das these Speed Controller work with Sealed Pb-Ac Battery or Ni Cd/NiMh Battery ?
These Speed controller I want them for my LOS Angeles MOTOR (see picture) and That Specific Battery (from the same picture) :
and these Speed Controller for these Pump :
Well They fit as characteristics/Specs ?
MARIUS
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
That speed controller is the one I often use and it will work with all battery types (lead acid etc.) (I even use them with Lipos but, of course, this model will not give low voltage warnings.)
David
David
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
The pump that I was on about in my post dated the 21st is made by Bohler, it has a capacity of 8lpm,H100mm Dia 30mm cost at the time was £15.00
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
HI FRED ,
Is these Your Pump:
?
Is not too big for a sub ? . What are the dimensions ? .Is working ONLY with 12VDC , if so Is not good for me !.
MARIUS
Is these Your Pump:
?
Is not too big for a sub ? . What are the dimensions ? .Is working ONLY with 12VDC , if so Is not good for me !.
MARIUS
Deep Diver (Fred)- AMS member
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Re: My ballast pump controller.
Yep that is the one, yes it is 12v, but the boat that I had it in was on 12v, you may be lucky and it may work on 6v, if I could I would say have a look at Hunter Systems but as I can not say this please do not have a look.
h = 100mm
Outlet external = 9.5mm with a step up to =10.75mm
pump body diameter = 30mm
All the best
Fred
All of the above is not the opinion of the AMS.
h = 100mm
Outlet external = 9.5mm with a step up to =10.75mm
pump body diameter = 30mm
All the best
Fred
All of the above is not the opinion of the AMS.
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THANK YOU ,
MARIUS
MARIUS
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