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My aim was to use the EPC4 controller to turn on the pump but via a relay, similar to a 2 position switch.

It is a mechanical ball valve. This is my take or this is what I want: attached to the tap is a timer and valve. The timer opens the valve and as the tap is on and the pressure is lower at the tap water should flow when the submersible pump is turned on by the EPC4. After 20 mins the timer closes the valve, pressure equalises and the EPC4 turns off stopping the pump and water. What do you think?

Hello. The pipe to the tank has a ball valve and is normally closed unless the float switch calls the pump via the controller. Without my electrics water flows from the tap (which is 3m lower and 15m closer to the sub. pump) if I manually start the pump from the controller. I have an thought that I may not have wired the yellow tap controller as per diagram, maybe I switched N and L in either of the connections, but if cct. OK still should work...maybe...will check wiring again.

It still runs automatic or manual. If you think the cct. is OK must be my wiring.

Thanks OK it's a bit difficult to see but will try...just getting hot tongue and cold shoulder until I sort this. :)

Sorry I don't know what happened with the editing. It all disappeared so I did it again now have 2 posts. Adding to my great week.

Conclusion: It doesn't work, I feel something is wrong but I just can't see it. Aim: to get water flow from the tap. Given: The 3000L tank already fills under the control of a float valve in the tank. When the water is low, a command is sent to the M521 controller that sends 220v via relay LY2NJ to start the submersible pump. When the tank is full a command via the float switch stops the submersible pump. Required: When I turn on the tap water will flow and a timer attached to the tap will supply irrigation water for 20min in the morning and afternoon. Circuit Working: Normally the tap is off so the relay is not energised, there is 220v on pins 3,4 and 220v sent to the EPC4 controller. When I turn the tap on, the relay will operate via 220v on pins 7,8 and the lever springs will send 220v to turn on the submersible pump.

It's a frequency response thinggy if I remember. You have these passive networks that divert the low frequencies to the woofer and high fre, to the tweater. The loudness is a product of the volume.

I thought a woofer was for low frequencies and as you get older it's usually your high frequencies responses that trail off.

Thank you very much. So exactly the same ingredients is in all the brands or are they slightly different?

Dus sorry for your horrible condition. I don't know about Thailand but I was in a hospital accommodation with a PD person who was in a horrible way, couldn't even get into her wheelchair. She had this brain operation and her husband said she completely lost the PD symptoms, twas like a miracle. That was a few years ago and don't know if she's still OK but that could be another avenue to explore.

Thanks. I contacted them on line but they don't currently have Flotral SR. Do you know of another online store please?

So I take it polyps have been tuled out. What do they recommend for surgery and what do they say it will achieve? Have you tried Rhinocourt? Clean out your sinuses with Fess or salt water 3 or 4 times a day and hit your sinuses with max. allowable Rhinocourt. This is an old therapy and must be repeated for a while. As well as hurting your eyes, does it hurt your head and is the hinge of your jaw sore when you hard press there?

As I have come to learn, it all depends on your dr/surgeon. How talented they are. Asthma is in our family, just seems to pick random members and polyps follow asthma. My aunty had asthma and when I was young the I had runny nose etc which led to nose blocking and was sinus infections. Went to my aunties 'butcher' (afterward how another EN&T specialist described him) and revisited about every year for him to put some long nose pliers up my nostrils and pull out the polyps, which caused a bit of eye watering, then cotton wool up the nose, left in place, to stop the bleeding, then smack on the bum and off home in the bus. The worst was getting the cotton wool out after it had stuck to the blood. So I had these operations about yearly. That specialist retired and saw another one and knocked me out and went into the sinuses and cleaned them all out, we hoped. Each op was getting worse as the bleeding was difficult to stop. Within 6 months polyps had reappeared. My dr was going to an ENT convention so he said I'll make some enquires with the other specialists. Up until that time polyps don't seem to have been taken too seriously but was recommended to another specialist who took them very seriously as they can turn cancerous. Upshot was a major op. where the dr said they peeled back my face and the polyps were everywhere. All thru my sinuses and growing up into my optic nerve. They managed to get all the cells, so polyps wouldn't come back. I was in the microsurgery ward where they were doing magic like sewing my face back on, reattaching hands cut of in hay bailers and stitching up Jack Newton who walked into a spinning aeroplane propeller. That was in my 20s and still have sinus trouble (without any sinuses) but mostly all good. If you do get asthma or sinus problems with polyps, don't treat it lightly.

I'm looking for prostrate medicine FLOTRAL 10mg Extended Release, but don't have suppliers near me. Any online store recommendations? I tried Pulse but they don't have Flotral.

I have experience with sinus surgery ...many times. Is yours related to polyps blocking your nose? If yes I can tell you the story.

The White House?

Thanks. Found one on Lazada; just have to know what to ask for. :)

May not be related, but my pool pump capacitor failed repeatedly and what fixed it was a loose neutral reterminated.

I have a pool cleaning robot. To lift the robot out of the pool I use a pool extension pipe with a plug-in hook. (The extension pipe can also plug in a broom or scoop). I broke the plastic Hook and need a new one. Anyone know what they're called and where to buy one?

Playing cricket and a fast ball impact went thru the pads and fractured my patella. Very sore with swelling, leg was placed in a plaster cast so I couldn't do much exercise. I only had trouble with that knee and leg and not ankle swelling that I remember.

@Bandersnatch I've one of those batteries. :)

If you live near the boarders or outback Isaan, most of the local sparkles (I think) are used to installing solar water pumps and bangging in an earth rod or two not used to tying the earth's together. Anyway that's what I found. Also not much experience with Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and fused Metal Oxide Varisters (MOVs). Also don't use crimpers for the cable connectors or torque wrenches or thermal cameras. And, don't like drawing schematic circuits. Maybe just my guy. :)

I saw a vid. where the guy said just fill your roof with panels and go from there. Bit simplistic but I can see the point.