Road Trip Day 10: Backwashing & Filtering with Variable Speed Pumps

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[@Turkeyburnout]

Great stuff! Thank you for the info on VSP backwashing. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@SwimmingPoolAZ-SPS]

Thanks for the inspiration!

[@cutrara7]

wow thats a really cool vintage camper!

[@Dinomitsios]

When my pentair vsp goes into crawl at night, low speed, the returns get partially air locked by morning. During the day when it’s in full speed there’s no problem. The eyeball size on all returns is 3/4”. Do I need smaller eyeballs perhaps 1/2” to keep the pressure up. It only happens on my stair returns and shallow end returns. The deep end returns are good. The pump strainer is full of water with no air bubbles and I’m not loosing water so I don’t have a leak.