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babybunny · 08-24-2004, 02:16 PM

I remember someone on these forums that posted a pic of his system and he just had a big vinyl or tygon tube sticking out as his inline reservoir. It was connected into his loop with a simple T junction.

Since I don't feel like spending money on a solid reservoir, can someone point me to a place where I might find a T junction that can fit 1/2" ID tubing at opposite ends and something like 1" ID at the bottom of the T? A way to cap off the big tube would be cool too, but methinks that'll be easy.

08-24-2004, 02:16 PM	#1
babybunny Cooling Savant Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: USA - Ohio Posts: 120	Regular tubing as a really cheap reservoir? I remember someone on these forums that posted a pic of his system and he just had a big vinyl or tygon tube sticking out as his inline reservoir. It was connected into his loop with a simple T junction. Since I don't feel like spending money on a solid reservoir, can someone point me to a place where I might find a T junction that can fit 1/2" ID tubing at opposite ends and something like 1" ID at the bottom of the T? A way to cap off the big tube would be cool too, but methinks that'll be easy.