I think there are some spare, at least one anyway.The chillers are not silent but the noise they do make is very minimal. The heating part of it is silent though.
Check checking those hose connectors on the chiller. Did you have some spare rubber rings with it?
'powerful, efficient, silent' - that could be describing me !Ive modified the spare Abyzz a200 so that it’s ready to do a straight swap out with the primary a200, in 10 years time when it’s time to be cleaned!
The first picture shows the primary pump installed, and basically the pump has a 40mm pvc coupler on the output connected to a 40mm short piece of pipe and then into a 40mm union connector. So this connector will just screw onto the primary union connector when I need to change them over.
If your wondering what’s on the input, it’s a 50mm coupler. I did this because the instructions say the pump is more efficient and silent if it has a straight run of flow into it, and this provides that.
The pump is completely silent, and I mean you can’t hear anything.
These pumps really are a masterpiece of engineering
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Hi and thanks for saying helloHi SPR,
Just started reading your thread so Ive got a long way to go. Just at the part where you replaced the C Skim with the NYOS lol. Wanted to jump to the end to say hi.
It was, infact its having another run tonight with just 1 chicken, 2 was a little to much for 3 people! lolLovely Jubbly
lol!You named your beer, "Mangrove Jacks Pink Grapefruit"
What sort of name is that! It should be called Viking Mead or Rolling Thunder or something.
I do like the Weber although I prefer to use charcoal rather than Gas. It is the Caveman in me !
Those ~chickens~ on the BBQ.........They look suspiciously like Bats.
Download the 'Strava App'. It's free and very useful for recording your rides. Get the shorts with the padded arse. You'll thank me later. Get one of the little bags that fit underneath/at the back of the seat. They are very useful for carrying keys, a couple of quid etc). I am currently riding about 120km (72 miles) a week which will ramp up as it gets warmer.So I can’t play golf, because of some stupid virus, my fish are fed up with me staring at them, I’ve cleaned everything I can find, my ‘still’ is brewing away, and I’m going slowly ‘mad’..... So what’s a boy to do.....
https://www.evanscycles.com/trek-marlin-7-2020-mountain-bike-EV369257
Ive bought myself a mountain bike. I used to go cycling years ago (as a child!!), no seriously, I had a mountain bike before and think I sold it after I started playing golf. But cycling is better for you both physically and mentally especially if you play golf like me!
It will take around 2 weeks to be delivered as they build them up for you, and despite various forms of incentive, they won’t do it any quicker......
I’ve also ordered a helmet and I’ll get the other bits and bobs over the next few weeks.
I live next to the route 6 national cycle route (this is a UK thing) so have access to miles of countryside routes. I don’t like road biking so tend to stick to cycle paths, forest etc.
Whenever I see a cyclist they always were those clothes that make them look really thin, so I’ve got to get me some of those, but in ‘big lads’ size!
I’ll have a look at that app and I already have the shorts from when I did it before. My wife knows we’re everything is! LolDownload the 'Strava App'. It's free and very useful for recording your rides. Get the shorts with the padded arse. You'll thank me later. Get one of the little bags that fit underneath/at the back of the seat. They are very useful for carrying keys, a couple of quid etc). I am currently riding about 120km (72 miles) a week which will ramp up as it gets warmer.