that is where you miss the point, you see, if the air water mix got blown out, THEN you would lose the water, but since the water has to go under the lip of the venturi (in the form of bubbles) the moisture in the air is removed before the air is released.
as for the nozzles, since its a ghetto system (this is not my system btw) hes getting either the eheim 1250 or 1260 (the only nice part in the system) and hes going to pinch off the end of some copper piping very very flat. remember, the tornado will be pumping out the air like crazy, and when combined with the venturi design, the air will be moving so fast it will in a way "dissinagrate" the water structure.
my only concerns are this: the simple fact that heat CANNOT dissapear, it must remain as heat or change into some other form of energy. so im wondering, the air holds the heated spray, and it goes underwater. i wonder if the air would transfer some of this heat to the reservior in the bottom?
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