Jn2
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well took the time to draw these up for those who dont already know how...
of course your h/e in/outlet may very, but the pink is your h/e inlet, the blue is the outlet, simple enough...the "Y" fiting i show in the dual pass set up can be a "T" aswell, i actually use a T in mine, but a Y works better for joining the 2 water currents evenly...also the option b tank can be made with 2 inlets if someone who whishes to run them straight to the tank for a less restrictive flow...bc i mean, ur basically taking 1.5" worth of water flow and making it go thru a 3/4" hose, there will be back pressure...
of course your h/e in/outlet may very, but the pink is your h/e inlet, the blue is the outlet, simple enough...the "Y" fiting i show in the dual pass set up can be a "T" aswell, i actually use a T in mine, but a Y works better for joining the 2 water currents evenly...also the option b tank can be made with 2 inlets if someone who whishes to run them straight to the tank for a less restrictive flow...bc i mean, ur basically taking 1.5" worth of water flow and making it go thru a 3/4" hose, there will be back pressure...
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