[Big Ed]

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Originally Posted by slivesay
I've done a lot of research and I have gotten a lot of invaluable information from this forum and other resources. I particularly enjoyed following the evolution of Xrunners' layout. That process helps make things click into place for me.

Who me?

Well I'm glad you got something out of it. I had a lot of help from the guys here and it really paid off. I have to say your layout looks super and looks like it will be an enjoyable one to operate. Very good job I must say.

I'm sure you will get constructive feedback because there is always something that you overlook. Even if it's the color of your lake, you can be sure the advice you get here will be invaluable!

(Hello Ed! )

slivesay your plans do look good.:thumbsup:

And everyone learns something, xrunner learned ( I think) that water can be all different colors, but the true color is Blue.

I learned from his build that all water tanks don't look like water tanks mainly seen on the East coast,


East coast water tank,

West coast water tank,

And I learned that we even have water tanks in the East that look like Western tanks.

I never knew that.

 

[Big Ed]

Water is colourless. Lakes are blue because the sky is blue.

Different stuff suspended in the water (silt, algae, etc.) also adjusts the colour and visibility. Clean water is perfectly clear.

Do some research, you are wrong...."sir".....you don't know "sheet" about the color of water.

We been all through that in another thread, no need to go through it all over again.:smokin: