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i don't have stuff to sketch on at the moment but let me try to clarify. will the energy from a 1 to 10feet waterfall be enough to push water to the top from a prefilled tube given the height range. if so what tube size would retain the pressure better. please let me know if its still not...

yes i guess you can do it by making it trickle until the tank is empty. if i had a tube set from bottom reservoir to the top reservoir and its filled with water. will the water falling from a 1 to 10feet high object have enough energy to push the water through the tube using a wheel or similar

well yes using gravity for example

hi i looked up perpetual energy and its not what i aim for my apology i will try to clarify say i had a 5feet high object with a water reservoir at the top and at the bottom. the water is raised up with an epump and then falls down. if i remove the epump is there a way to make this work in a...

yes ofcourse the water will be lost in many ways. but that is not a problem if i want the water stream to go for a set amount of time. but i assume that's not the only problem?. thanks a lot for the insight about the romanic aqueduct mechanics!

thanks a lot. i will look into the perpetual motion.

it would be a design between 1 to 10 feet high i plan to add a water resouvir at the top but do not know if id be able to cycle water using the water fall energy

yes i want to know if i can use a mechanical pump rather than an electrical one given the descriptions above. it would be a design betseen 1 to 10 feet high i plan to add a water resouvir at the top that will be used to cycle water through

from an elevated source of water. maybe hit a wheel at the bottom and that wheel will be used to elevate water back up again

Hi I would like to design a water fountain/waterfall and want to know if i can pump water upward without using a pump. Perhaps using gravity and pressure. My planned size would be between 1 foot to 10 feet.Thanks

Yes that is it. They are everywhere and claim to gauge your gas level :/ Yes my guess is as good as yours too. By the way is your tank size is 20lb? Because i think not all tank sizes or type have the bulit in float gauge.

Thanks for the reply avgsup. I think what you are talking about are tanks with built in floater. The ones i am talking about use pressure. You install them at the nozzel.

Thanks for the reply dave! Two points How long does it take for the particles to cool down? And if the pressure stays constant (after stabilizing) how does the gauge figure out the amount?

Hi I have read that the propane gas tank gauges that rely on pressure are useless because as you use the tank part of the liquid propane turns to gas raising the pressure again inside the tank. What id like to know is then how do these gauges work? And also I would like more detail on how...

i take my previous comment back this makes sense. thanks a lot Tom!