Earl Weiss
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See videos below for the Next version of my Tunnel Bubbler.
Shortened the trough to 6'.
Have never dissassembled the big name units but I think this has a couple of advantages.
1. Cost - Not including the pumping station it has about $500.00 in parts.
2. The Blower is not mounted in the Tunnel so it's not sucking in moist soapy air which I think will shorten blower life.
3, No Float in the trough.
4. Uses a standard flo jet pumping station set at about 15psi so while the flow is not as impressive the large bubbles make a thicker blanket and less volume means less cost.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a7Vnh4dypI&feature=c4-overview&list=UU2oDMe1Aklko_tcNnsQJJaA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmOOopvTuQg&list=UU2oDMe1Aklko_tcNnsQJJaA
Shortened the trough to 6'.
Have never dissassembled the big name units but I think this has a couple of advantages.
1. Cost - Not including the pumping station it has about $500.00 in parts.
2. The Blower is not mounted in the Tunnel so it's not sucking in moist soapy air which I think will shorten blower life.
3, No Float in the trough.
4. Uses a standard flo jet pumping station set at about 15psi so while the flow is not as impressive the large bubbles make a thicker blanket and less volume means less cost.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a7Vnh4dypI&feature=c4-overview&list=UU2oDMe1Aklko_tcNnsQJJaA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmOOopvTuQg&list=UU2oDMe1Aklko_tcNnsQJJaA