mta_morrow
Of course I have room for 1 more fish!
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As I’m getting ready for my new build, in our new home, I needed to do something to increase water pressure and output.
I had 80 psi or more at my prior home. Now I have 55 psi at best.
I purchased the booster buddie and water saver upgrade kit from MD.
Received in 2 days as I am really close to their Atlanta warehouse.
Also received 25 lbs of Aquamaxx Tonga plate and 10 lbs of rubble rock. I wanted to get it cooking so I hooked it all up and got it going.
First I will say that it is really easy to hook up both the booster and the additional filter. Directions are done well.
Here is a pick of the temporary setup.
I am getting the advertised 80 psi from the booster buddie
I’m also getting awesome output from the water saver upgrade.
I measured into a graduated bucket the good water and waste water and did the calculations.
I am getting 9 gph if clean water at .0 TDS, to 6 gph of waste water.
Granted I invested about 200 bucks, but I believe it was well worth it.
I had 80 psi or more at my prior home. Now I have 55 psi at best.
I purchased the booster buddie and water saver upgrade kit from MD.
Received in 2 days as I am really close to their Atlanta warehouse.
Also received 25 lbs of Aquamaxx Tonga plate and 10 lbs of rubble rock. I wanted to get it cooking so I hooked it all up and got it going.
First I will say that it is really easy to hook up both the booster and the additional filter. Directions are done well.
Here is a pick of the temporary setup.
I am getting the advertised 80 psi from the booster buddie
I’m also getting awesome output from the water saver upgrade.
I measured into a graduated bucket the good water and waste water and did the calculations.
I am getting 9 gph if clean water at .0 TDS, to 6 gph of waste water.
Granted I invested about 200 bucks, but I believe it was well worth it.
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