4300 Gallon Plywood Build (3600+ Take 2)

:popcorn:OKSKI DOKSKI !!!!!!!!!!!
 
There's already a 220 for the window unit. Not running any new circuits, so pointless to continue the discussion of it. The only thing that is changing in the electrical is that the wiring that once was for 2 ceiling fans will now be controlling two pairs of outlets instead. I only brought this up because bukkits was helping me figure out how to connect the outlets to the three way switch wiring.

There WON'T ever be any swimming pool type pumps on this tank. As I've said before, the whole tank is being to have low impact on household budget. That's one of the things that prevents a lot of people from having a tank this size; the other number one reason is their wife...

lol the wife....
is the wiring pretty cut and dry now? all ya need to know is which wire is controlled by which switch.
 
Pretty much. I discovered the single run from the switches to the first connection point is 4 wire (the one with red, black, white, green). Ken is coming over tonight to help out, so I'll be able to open all that up and take some good pictures for you. Yesterday ended up being a bust on working on the tank. I had to watch the Saints eek out a win over the Falcons. After the near coronary they gave me, I crashed then woke up to darkness :(
 
I'm absolutely amazed by this build..... Am awaiting completion with baited breath, and those fish are just amazing.........
 
the single run from the switches to the first connection point is 4 wire :(
It just gets me that they didnt use 4 wire for the run between the 2 fans. It drives me nuts when wires change colors... Ohh and when white is used for something other than a neutral and green is used other than a ground:FIREdevil:
 
anxiously awaiting the time that i check the thread and see the pics of this thing with huge amounts of fish in it...and i thought my 250 in wall was a challenge... NOLAPETE you inspire us all
 
been a couple of days how goes the build?
 
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