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Old 05-02-2009, 04:20 AM
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Got this bad boy about 8 months ago....it...is.....verynice!

Cannot live without it....I just may bring it to Scott's and spray Nate with it....



Hate pumpin' for that weak azz pressure? I did.....


Rechargeable Backpack Sprayer


Rechargeable Backpack Sprayer SRS 600 Click the image to open in full size. </B>New from SHURflo, the SRS-600 offers breakthrough performance, convenience, versatility and comfort in a backpack sprayer. ProPack™ eliminates the need for the operator to continually "pump up" the sprayer to maintain a constant and steady spray pattern as with manually powered sprayers, making spraying faster and easier than ever.
The ProPack's™ micro-processor control allows the operator to select one of four pump speeds, that when used in conjuction with the included adjustable cone nozzle can deliver a delicate mist, high volume spray, or long-range stream to meet any spraying need.
The unique battery pack can be charged in place, or easily removed without the use of tools for remote charging. The light-weight ergonomically designed tank, full breathable back pad, thick resilient shoulder pads, and waist belt make the ProPack™ comfortable even with a full load.

Features
Sprays up to 120 gallons (454 Liters) on a single charge
High performance chemical resistant SHURflo pump
Advanced microprocessor pump control
Variable speed and adjustable nozzle for light or heavy duty spraying
Ultra comfortable ergonomic design, full back pad, and thickly padded shoulder harness
Advanced one touch master control-select from four speed settings
On demand operation-depress the hand lever to begin spraying release to stop
Select low speed settings for a light mist for delicate work
Use the high settings for a dense spray to cover large areas quickly
Set the spray tip to stream and select the high speed setting on the pump for hard to reach areas
The micro-processor regulates pump speed for consistent spray at all settings
The status lamp indicates power on and blinks when the battery needs recharging

Specifications
Pump, 12 VDC, 1.0 GPM Max. 40-PSI Demand Switch, Polypropylene Pump Body, Viton valves, Santoprene diaphragm, Charger Automatic Sealed Lead Acid 120 Volt
60 Hz input (230 Volt/50Hz available), 12 VDC 500 mA Output
Spray Hose: Reinforced/Braided PVC
Spray Wand: Polypropylene handle, aluminum lance, Plastic Tip, Adjustable Cone
Battery: 12 Volt, 7.0 Amp/ Hour Sealed Lead/ Acid Extra Batteries are available for $38.00 # SRS-600
Click the image to open in full size.$169.99
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Old 05-03-2009, 06:28 AM
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A good pair of tweezers. I can't even recall how many uses I've come up with for both ends - I use the flat end like an apothecary tool for Ca when I'm dusting springtails (yes, I do that). Besides using the grasping end for pinning things, it can be used to poke holes and so on... A great little terrarium keeping tool. It's hard to say when you'll need something close by to grab or scrape something small. I got mine here: Jewelers Tweezers - Kingsley North, not local though. I have the Grobet USA Slide Locking Tweezers. This place has all sorts of nifty small items, like clamps, loupes, and torches. Oh yeah, in the same vein - scissors, a must have. Ah, Pliers too! Too many items that make life easier to list. Already thought of another, the handy Dremel Tool.

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Old 05-03-2009, 02:52 PM
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Think that would work good with a solenoid etc for a DIY automatic misting system?

edit: oops just saw the price, a pump would be cheaper

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Got this bad boy about 8 months ago....it...is.....verynice!

Cannot live without it....I just may bring it to Scott's and spray Nate with it....



Hate pumpin' for that weak azz pressure? I did.....


Rechargeable Backpack Sprayer


Rechargeable Backpack Sprayer SRS 600 </B>New from SHURflo, the SRS-600 offers breakthrough performance, convenience, versatility and comfort in a backpack sprayer. ProPack™ eliminates the need for the operator to continually "pump up" the sprayer to maintain a constant and steady spray pattern as with manually powered sprayers, making spraying faster and easier than ever.
The ProPack's™ micro-processor control allows the operator to select one of four pump speeds, that when used in conjuction with the included adjustable cone nozzle can deliver a delicate mist, high volume spray, or long-range stream to meet any spraying need.
The unique battery pack can be charged in place, or easily removed without the use of tools for remote charging. The light-weight ergonomically designed tank, full breathable back pad, thick resilient shoulder pads, and waist belt make the ProPack™ comfortable even with a full load.

Features
Sprays up to 120 gallons (454 Liters) on a single charge
High performance chemical resistant SHURflo pump
Advanced microprocessor pump control
Variable speed and adjustable nozzle for light or heavy duty spraying
Ultra comfortable ergonomic design, full back pad, and thickly padded shoulder harness
Advanced one touch master control-select from four speed settings
On demand operation-depress the hand lever to begin spraying release to stop
Select low speed settings for a light mist for delicate work
Use the high settings for a dense spray to cover large areas quickly
Set the spray tip to stream and select the high speed setting on the pump for hard to reach areas
The micro-processor regulates pump speed for consistent spray at all settings
The status lamp indicates power on and blinks when the battery needs recharging

Specifications
Pump, 12 VDC, 1.0 GPM Max. 40-PSI Demand Switch, Polypropylene Pump Body, Viton valves, Santoprene diaphragm, Charger Automatic Sealed Lead Acid 120 Volt
60 Hz input (230 Volt/50Hz available), 12 VDC 500 mA Output
Spray Hose: Reinforced/Braided PVC
Spray Wand: Polypropylene handle, aluminum lance, Plastic Tip, Adjustable Cone
Battery: 12 Volt, 7.0 Amp/ Hour Sealed Lead/ Acid Extra Batteries are available for $38.00 # SRS-600
Click the image to open in full size.$169.99
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Old 05-03-2009, 02:54 PM
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I was actually gonna ask in feeding if anyone does that!

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I use the flat end like an apothecary tool for Ca when I'm dusting springtails (yes, I do that).
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Old 05-03-2009, 03:11 PM
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Black contact paper - nice and clean looking.

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Aqualifter dosing pump. I use one to drain excess water from the tanks (great if you don't want to drill for a drain). Just set it on top and drop one end into a pond or other spot to access water and drop the other end into a bucket. It's fairly quick and very easy to use.
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Black contact paper - nice and clean looking.

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Funny, last week as I was neurotically spraying the back of my new viv matte black one of my friends asked why don't you just use black contact paper?
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I have some of these shelves myself.They are much better than the bakers racks to me. I got them when a few of the retailers shut down. Do you work in a retail environment? Just curious.

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190 oz. containers: to use as temp enclosures, for froglets, new aquisitions, plants, transportation ect.

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