Sequential use of small water jugs with pump
Searched and searched for this but came up empty. I want to have several plastic jugs for water (jerry can size) I want to have all connected to the same hose and T'd off connected to the same p...
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Sound like a RUBE GOLDBERG MACHINE to me..
"We normally like to keep things simple and do things the easy way, but we’re completely fascinated by Rube Goldberg machines. They require a level of skill and patience we doubt we’ll ever posses and they’re the ultimate expression of doing something just because you can, as the trademark of the machine is using complication to complete a simple task."
Your overcomplicating a very simple task with electromechanical systems and possibly computers and software code for a task that can be done with a simple turn of a valve by hand.
If you water jugs have valves, just turn on only a couple valves at one time. Once those are near empty, turn the valves off on the empties and open your next set of valves..
Now you are free to disconnect and refill the empties but still have a couple of jugs with water..
"We normally like to keep things simple and do things the easy way, but we’re completely fascinated by Rube Goldberg machines. They require a level of skill and patience we doubt we’ll ever posses and they’re the ultimate expression of doing something just because you can, as the trademark of the machine is using complication to complete a simple task."
Your overcomplicating a very simple task with electromechanical systems and possibly computers and software code for a task that can be done with a simple turn of a valve by hand.
If you water jugs have valves, just turn on only a couple valves at one time. Once those are near empty, turn the valves off on the empties and open your next set of valves..
Now you are free to disconnect and refill the empties but still have a couple of jugs with water..
