[Lee Pryor]

Very impressive indeed. Hat off to your efforts. Looks very good and I am sure you will sell many!

[david mark]

Try and apply for a patent ASAP your on to marking a good bit of money don't let the big boys steel your idea

[P @ F]

Try and apply for a patent ASAP your on to marking a good bit of money don't let the big boys steel your idea

Patent would not be issued I don’t think as it’s nothing new , I recall that only 1 in 20 get given and it’s pricey to do .
I would sell the idea and specs though 

[p1w1]

This is really impressive mate, your a British version of HMAN  , I wish you well with it.  I bet you're hoping for snow and ice to blanket the country lol

[P @ F]

Thanks guys for all the nice words so far , much appreciated 

[Lee Pryor]

How about another video showing it all fitted and running with temp at brush etc...

[Michael Peterson]

yeah in a van video, easy for me to understand :-)

[P @ F]

How about another video showing it all fitted and running with temp at brush etc...

This is the last of the prototypes which is in my van  at the moment

https://youtu.be/IKwOvQOz2B8

[Bungle]

Very impressive indeed. Hat off to your efforts. Looks very good and I am sure you will sell many!

Any news on your hot water system yet @Lee Prior?

[Stoots]

This is really impressive mate, your a British version of HMAN  , I wish you well with it.  I bet you're hoping for snow and ice to blanket the country lol

HMAN will be gutted with this  hes been piddling around for 20 years with all sorts of crap ideas and this comes along...an actual invention.

[Frankybadboy]

great work


love the cable ties 

[windowswashed]

Very impressive.

I use to run a twin inlet and outlet on a stainless calorifier from radiator so it recycled through twice (same principal as yours). Use to recycle excess water through WFP tank when pole hose shut off like yourself so pump continuously  circulating water until shut off on flow controller.
Used a longer length of brass hose after the pressure release valve as advised for safety reasons and used a metal 10litre diesel tank instead of a plastic tank as they  are less likely to lose vapour gases or expand in the summer months if in direct sunlight, less chance of tank exploding.
Use to get temperatures above 100 degrees so use to turn it off by midday tops.

Well done

[windowswashed]

One thing you could do to make water hotter is to fit fins inside the heating unit like I did to heat the unit up quicker.

[dazmond]

great work


love the cable ties 

Grippatank use cable ties.........just saying......😜

[dazmond]

Its sounds really loud richy!I'm sure mines not that loud.....it might just be because your videoing it on a phone?

Looks too much faffing about for me.....

I'd rather pay for a professional install myself but well done mate.you should be proud of yourself!

[NWH]

What are you going to patent on that then.

[P @ F]

What are you going to patent on that then.

Nothing to patent , it’s all been done one way or another

[P @ F]

great work


love the cable ties 

They don’t really need to be there to be honest !

[P @ F]

Very impressive.

I use to run a twin inlet and outlet on a stainless calorifier from radiator so it recycled through twice (same principal as yours). Use to recycle excess water through WFP tank when pole hose shut off like yourself so pump continuously  circulating water until shut off on flow controller.
Used a longer length of brass hose after the pressure release valve as advised for safety reasons and used a metal 10litre diesel tank instead of a plastic tank as they  are less likely to lose vapour gases or expand in the summer months if in direct sunlight, less chance of tank exploding.
Use to get temperatures above 100 degrees so use to turn it off by midday tops.

Well done

Tell me more about this twin in/out setup WW , how does that work once under pressure ?

[Splash & dash]

How about another video showing it all fitted and running with temp at brush etc...

What’s happening with the hot system you were talking about ??