Came across this interesting project.
You'll need a PDF reader to see the holding tank project - it opens up as a PDF document.
C&C 30 Holding Tank Project
Rather laborious but definitely makes the most of the space you have...
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A Way to Build a Holding Tank...
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Zach
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Now that is creative right there!
Thanks for sharing.
Zach
Thanks for sharing.
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I thought that was a nice clear walkthrough. The location is also a good candidate if I get fancy and replace the portapotti someday. Might also be a good method for making tanks that make the most use of the spaces under the sole or under the settees?
It reminded me of a neat way a friend of mine made holders for jerrycans in his cockpit locker. He used the jerrycans themselves as the "plugs", waxed them, and glassed over about the bottom quarter. That made sort of "cups" they fit into, and then a strap across the upper middle holds them securely in place.
It reminded me of a neat way a friend of mine made holders for jerrycans in his cockpit locker. He used the jerrycans themselves as the "plugs", waxed them, and glassed over about the bottom quarter. That made sort of "cups" they fit into, and then a strap across the upper middle holds them securely in place.
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