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June 27, 2019
Description
This device takes an air hose input and creates a trickle of air and water up the output hose. Connect your tubes by pressing them into the holes and then submerge in water. I've found it takes about 7 inches of water for adequate pressure to function.
I'm using this with an aquarium air bubbler to lift water up 7 feet to feed my hydroponic system.
License:
CC BY-SA - Attribution - Share alike
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