Locline w/Reeflo Dart

pjhaddock · 08/22/2006, 01:53 PM

Hey all, I am in the process of finishing up the building of my 120G and am getting near the plumbing part of it. I have a Dart on a CL in my 75G now and am moving it over to the 120 and drilling this time (need to design this still). The biggest loclines I see are 3/4", isn't that a bit to small?? Wouldn't that kill the flow?? Here is a pic of what I did on the 75, dont want to do it that way again...

mkarston · 08/22/2006, 02:21 PM

I'm can't answer this question, but I'm interested to hear the response. I also just setup a CL using a Dart and split the 1.5" outlet into 3 3/4" lines. 2 are connected to the overflow returns drilled in the tank, and the 3rd is connected to a SCWD.

I have ever had it configured any other way so I have no means of comparison, but am interested to see what others say.

08/22/2006, 01:53 PM	#1
pjhaddock Registered Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 466	Locline w/Reeflo Dart Hey all, I am in the process of finishing up the building of my 120G and am getting near the plumbing part of it. I have a Dart on a CL in my 75G now and am moving it over to the 120 and drilling this time (need to design this still). The biggest loclines I see are 3/4", isn't that a bit to small?? Wouldn't that kill the flow?? Here is a pic of what I did on the 75, dont want to do it that way again... __________________ Philip Jacksonville, FL 120G with 40G Sump Current Tank Info: 120G AGA RR

08/22/2006, 02:21 PM	#2
mkarston Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Cary, NC Posts: 449	I'm can't answer this question, but I'm interested to hear the response. I also just setup a CL using a Dart and split the 1.5" outlet into 3 3/4" lines. 2 are connected to the overflow returns drilled in the tank, and the 3rd is connected to a SCWD. I have ever had it configured any other way so I have no means of comparison, but am interested to see what others say.