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I am going to build a better auto top off for my tank as soon as I get the necessary parts.

 

I'll start a thread with pics when the time comes, but I was wondering if anyone else has done this and can provide some pics/tips.

 

I am doing a dual float switch setup, using PVC to hold the switches and a relay to control the peristaltic pump.

 

Now, I'm only going to have 9v DC in the tank, and will use a powersupply wired into the ATO to provide it. I could use a battery, but that's just another thing to fail right?

 

I'm looking forward to hearing what you all have.

 

Jamie

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How this from Steven DChild Design! :)

Parts:

122Steven_s_PCB_Before.jpg

Board:

122Steven_s_PCB_Control_Board-med.jpg

I have 2 of them, ONE of these days, I'll actually hook them up!! :rolleyes:

Howard

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Guest Kimo

Ooh please elaborate. Where did you get it?

 

 

 

How this from Steven DChild Design! :)

Parts:

122Steven_s_PCB_Before.jpg

Board:

122Steven_s_PCB_Control_Board-med.jpg

I have 2 of them, ONE of these days, I'll actually hook them up!!  :rolleyes:

Howard

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Guest Kimo

Ok, I did a little searching, and here is the thread:

 

DChild Auto Topoff

 

Now, I would like to use a powersupply like that for my auto topoff, so that I don't have to use the wall wart. Anyone have a powersupply kit that they would be willing to part with for a modest fee? I'm decent at soldering, etc.

 

Still looking for other systems people have made.

 

Thanks,

 

Jamie

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Steven designed this for our DIY Top Off Party that we did at Jacob's place a while back. Nice design and I know several guys had success with them as well.

Check with DChild on where the parts came from. Cost us about $15. I believe to build them.

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