Thanks. let me know what you find out. Even with the rain and snowmelt that happened this past week or so the pond only came up 1/2".
I'd just up the house well and dump to the pond but I don't want to turn on a 5 or 10 hp motor every time the bladder tanks run low if I can run a 3/4 hp motor instead.
I never mentioned bladder tanks
You don't understand the control and performance scenario I am working with, which will be a major issue to understand this.
I thought I did pretty good with the cup and pond analogy, just to give you an idea.
It's a bit on the technical side of life, and unless you know what you are doing, could cause problems.
I was a bit hesitant to even post this in the first place.
Need to do the "Fine Print" stuff for your specific application, and am quite sure you could easily save a buncha bucks in electricity filling your pond. Not Plug-N-Play tho. Needs to be Engineered
