Get Real: Sandponics in My Backyard Build of PyraPOD4G17 before Getting the Double-Layer Cover
Note, the cover image for this video shows the BASIC and AQUAPOD tent-like design you can set up in one
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Category: Public DIY etc
Swim-Aquaponics PyraPOD (SA1.5P4G17): an all-in-one design to maximize the solar thermal and geo thermal effects
This new design has a square swimming pool with large decking above. A lot of space for raising fish in
Simple Bio Mass Digester: turn kitchen scap or any organic waste into fuel and electricity
Richard Nelson came up with this idea when he was sent by Canadian National Research Councel to NASA in 1992
Bubble Generator in PyraBox (bubble box): see how bubbles fill with almost no room left unfilled
I tested the bubble generator with all kinds of situations, different kinds of support mesh, one or two layers of
Do not want to see any support post inside PyraPOD? Check this one, the simplest DomePOD we designed
Richard, Yang and I finished this design two weeks ago, but I forgot to make a video for it. Now
Day 53 of PyraPOD4 G-17 Backyard DIY: structure welding and setting up on site, which is my backyard
I made this video using clips recorded at Tim Allen’s Down To The Wire Welding’s shop. By making long clips
Day 50 of PyraPOD4 G-17 Backyard DIY: massive amount of bubble foam with a large fan
Test after aluminum collars were welded by Tim Allen and other things done properly after playing with plastic collars and
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Day 46 of PyraPOD4 G-17 Backyard DIY: make inner layer to be replacable using zipper and vecro
Similar to tent entrance, we decide to utilize zippers to turn the inner fabric of our PyraPOD4 to be removable,
Day 42 of PyraPOD4 G-17 Backyard DIY: double foam sheets, air tightness, more open hole wire mesh
Continue to improve our first bubble generator in front of Tim Allen’s Down To The Wire Welding shop, wearing his