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Old 07-03-2012, 02:27 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by DarthFisherman View Post
So, I am pretty much going to try and copy you to a "T" since your tank setup is legit. Would you mind snapping a close up of your battery box wiring? Of the toggle switch? I have my parts coming in Thursday and really need every advantage since building things is no where near my specialty! Also, are you running a fuse?

Thank you!

Absolutely, let me go grab my camera and I'll snap a few more. No fuse for me, I figured, the less soldering I have to do, the less chance of a bad connection, failure, etc.


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Originally Posted by berkeley.william View Post
how much did it end up costing?
I don't have an exact number, but a little less than what Andy sells the tank for. Not by much. I bought everything at OEX that I didn't already have, minus the pet food container (Petco for $30 I believe).

Here's my parts list...

Petfood Container
1060 battery box
6v battery
Battery connectors of your choice
Extra wiring, depending on how long you make your inlet tube
Waterproof on/off switch
Clear tubing for inlet (I used 30" on mine)
PVC right angle inlet
Igloo Drain (if you want it, will be adding it to mine soon.)
360 gph pump
2 Handles
2 eyelets
Rod holder
Bungee for lid


Tools/Other things needed:

Soldering Iron
Measuring Tape
Goop
Shrink wrap
Zip ties
Plastic rivets (or screws, your choice)
Drill and drill bits
Rivet gun/screw driver, depending on what you use
Patience

I think that's all of it...
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