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There have been a number of posting recently about gravity HW systems which
I have read with interest, having put off the job of upgrading the current layout year after year. After doing a good search on google I think I have all the concepts, and think that the way to go is just to stick a valve on the cylinder. Can anyone help me out, and let me know if there is a simpler/easier/better/more efficient etc etc option before I buy the bits. I have stuck details on my system on a webpage, so you can see how it is all plumbed together, any thoughts, comments, recommendations would be gratefully recieved. I rather be 110% clear on what I am doing, and get it right first time, than fiddle and have no heating at all! Details at: http://www.freewebs.com/jase12345/Fu...%20Heating.doc |
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